Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-29


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the world" if he hsd il. for little sleep,
just TO lie permitted TO lie down and 60
To sleep for q minute or two, until, at last,
he can resist no longer. Tnen he fall-
aslecp, and wakes no more, because he
has frozen to death-the most delicious
death that can ever come to man.
But this is when the cold is continu-
ously applied to the skin, and the cold
air is carried into the lungs at every
breath. But in ordinary taking cold,
when the heart gets to certain point of
fullness It makes an instructive effort to
relieve itself from impending suffocatinn;
just as man would strive Ia desperation
to remove pillow from his face, when
forcibly pressed upon it, by others at
tempting to smother him. In this con-
dition of things, the heart begins to work
faster, in order to pump the excess Of
blood out of it; not only faster but more
vigorously; feel the pulse, and instead of
beating about seventy times in minute,
as in health, it works "like lightning"
ninety. or hundred times or more in q
minute; this Is ''reaction !" we call it fever.
Every one can remember how chilly he
was when he first took the cold, how he
failed to get warm before the hottest fire
the chills would run over him in front or
rear, but when the reaction comes, the
fever sets in and the man is "sick."
Just as every man is said to have
"weak spot in his head" so nearly every
man has weak point somewhere in his
body; by weakness, meaning q want of
power Of resistance, OF: keeping off the
enemy.
As before described, in a cold, the
blood is driven to the interior of the
body, flooding it, - 1t were. The heart
is always strong and able to protect itself,
it throws the blood back; not 50 with the
lungs and stomach, and bowels and kid
neys and other parts, and whichever of
them is weaker, than ID natural, has to
.shear the brunt" Of the battle.
If the bowels are weak the person has
"Iopseness, called diarrhWa, and the
cold "works itself of" 10 that way, they
are relieved, and the man gets we'll ;eome
persons are impatient and take dose of
castor oil, and ut the bowels to working
of the cold in that way. Another man
has weak eyes, the cold settles there, and
the 'seyes water" Others again, have
weak lungs and the result is "a bad cold"
or pneumonia, that Is Inflammation of
the lungs, etc.; thus it Is that cold af.
fects different persons differently.
Ifs person neglects cold forty. eight
hours, nothing will "cure it," it will run
its course in spite of everything, like mea-
sizes, in about two weeks; but if .'little
colds" are added from time to time, the
cure 10 protracted into months, ending
in backlog cough, and then follows con-
sumption.
Ifs cold Il properly attacked, the in
slant chilliness. comes ON, 1t can be in
fallibly cured, and generally 90 if within
twenty -four hours the person viii 20 to
ted, wrap up warm, and stay there
twenty -four hours eating nothing but ap-
pies, oranges, grapes and berries, etc, In
thsir psssfal state, asd driakiag nothing
bit bot bssf tsas. thus keeping the body
in . slightly perspiring coaditioa; e.
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