Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-06
Orr American Heaithx.

\ We have all laughed with BE, per ~ The
noroid sei-coosciousne>s o. The average
slcS man Who insists fnat his disease Is o. a
very peer liar tyne" ard that tie doc %
doesn't understand IT. But there is m pr,,
man a grain OF truto IN his confidential
PLANT individual tempersmani and ,on.
shtution, what your graudfttrer ca aud
drank, and country and china. a. .reu an
tToduce such variations ihto iniividcsl m a.
aides a. make e. case peculiar. and This
II a ia 0da mental fact that the average doc
tor too little recognizes. Yet o 8e OF the MOI
notable OF med cal observations. in a vol
ume that no medical library - canp,a .
without" lthe venerable Miller ! / vIVtfIy
taught this les, on for the benefit o. al foi.
lowing generations OF doctors. An EngliSb-
man with cholera besought his physician 70
give ham a salt mackerel. He got H., and go,
well; whereby IN, sIter the name. O; the
profession, the note Wa mate. "Sat mack
erei cures an Englishm1I OF cholera.' Toe
next patient with the same diGelse wa
frenchman, and ith tue faith an precc ients
belonging 10 the craft, "A salt msckerel wa
prpsscrloed for him, aud The diary concluded
but kills a Frenchman"
Our dry, stimlaiing climate. the Tempt
uon, II not The necessity, 10 o.gsnIZe the al III
CIVILIZATION out OF the rawes, raw mate
THIS III single generation. tue self- rts.pv
reath OF our toclety. all tend. in Splta OF
large CounierbalarcIng ele ne MS % ha.ifh u
Ut out Americans with an asSors ruent OF
rervods complaints, that rs "a far supa-lnr
10 the pro iuciioug OF any o,her C!Ntlfzal
country as our moLniaiuS are high ar our
rivers longer and Or W.. ky more gDgeriur
a railroad, nat hangs oveT eve, boy baby
and TIE glow diamonds that visits I'm wa
KING III cams eNeIy girls cradle, have a gr-at
deal 10 toe r. -ponSi Die for i'm our Amaf.caa
Ills. Nerves, lrde 1, may BE sad 70 be one
OF Americas greatest giitS. Ard our doe
tor, at Is, aEtCr nOunderlag 80 puJ IN tas
ancient fields OF Opt8teS. hero.c JNpsriff eafs
Win trotting horses ami mOun'Si1 climbing
and general npir 'cIsm. seen u b CO ning
aroIDi 10 some. hog like an OF ginal a i
reasonable aud T. tfttl treatment OF the N.
The mania for active exercise and viOleat
gymnaSIlc- as recupcratiou for worn neF-
yols syst m and "A Wa ted boty i yielding
, more natural and sympGtae.lr re- ~ 4 H. !.
\ waking horse IS found - have aegi-
ing wncre trO.teF would be sure tea o.
hisraeiS distinction between WtlElugani
sauntering has been dis, pvered. IL sup
pose you walk a gre II deal" said q mus
cGlar English brdls - lle deli.c-e.
sensitive ye. marveloaslv prOig tive ,rla L..
minister. Not a DIT Of a., wa The reply.
bet can beat all England ia SCATTERING
81 there Il IA any a worn aut weary SuDp.
keeper, teacher or writer sun guilty OF the
suicidal folly OF putting his excite I. over
wrought nervous system into his lea Haal
he gocS out for bis daily cbn>titg,ipnIl. su1
thinking To rest himself o. str X ny tie NDu
Hlllern gait of four miles "A .IOu.. ma
sort OF thing i good u keep people, slie L.
IN vigorous health, as they are auI would
be; but for The hali-tnyalid conditions va
have noted tie lazy Lounge along by the
SHOP W ipdoWS of the CITY or acrs>, the 4 A.
ering meadow of the country alone ma heal
-ng. When That man of VAILED iBrluneS, nr.
Dio Lewis, was in the glory Of his surt : a
the head of "a cslisthenic or gymaaStlc school
Tor girls, he was asked il he IDlui It's dis
cipliLe useful 70. all his pIpils. No no.
he Fepied. many and many girls age seat
TO me who want only a very little 81 ~. or
none at all,-whO need raJheg re- in the
open air and tie sunshine. AMI a quiet, lazy
life instead Of a vigorous aggrsS ave one -
tSprInGfetd Rel'uJii"oH.