Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-22
Sanitary Hygiene and Con>umr,io.


Alter taking into account all the influence OF
neleuitH, which Is made much OF in treating OF
lue causes on phthisis, insufficient nourShmenf
y responsible alike, in most Instances Tor The
celoSlt OF tubercle and the Inflammation ~
which II naturally gives rise. There arr many
men who. 10y a change OF living RENDER m.
tUbeTCes already deposited In their lrners van
less. Vitality becomes ~ high in lis Dnyypt
That II dominates these evil Influences aud they
i've ouj fairly long lie with enemies in thrfl.
lungs tRal are rendered pDverleSS by the
strength Of the mud that fights them. We have
seen consumption cured again and again bv The
simple process OF building Up The forces OF yftal-
" through passive exercise in the open air ana
the supply OF an abundance OF nutritious food.
anGwc have no dOubt THAI il can be prpypnted i'm
isoSl instances hy The same means. NJ human
DOGGY can long endure the draught made upon n
10y cold climate ana 10y constant labor. unless
II IL wen fed. well clothed and We'll housed
Somewhere deterioration win show Itself aad
In New EnCiand-nay. all over the kingdom OF
Great Britain II is the same, where the paDnle
are worse fed than here.-thc pDNrr-y of binot
Shows Itself III the deposit ol tuberculouS matter
IN me lungs. There should be by this time
some improvement in New England I'm causr-
Qucuce OF TIE increased Intelligence on The Dao-
PIE, but 80 long as 80 many OF them are running
westward. and their places are taken by an il
nof3ni foreign population. II is not likely thai
The statistics viii snow much improvement Ion
great many years 10 come. Ii Our physicians
could only be paid for preventing disease and
could he permitted 10 prescribe for each family
is way Of living, there would be b8t little fi-
hcuiy m routing from its stronghold that most
wC call conotmpton.-IDT. Hoiia5tf. "a .Srs5baey
LITTLE JOHNNY. the youthful contributor OF
tie ATgoadtt, records this moral tale A
pIeecher witch had been a wicked gamler fore
Ee was preecher he seen "A Teller witch was a
gamler too. and he sed. the preecheT did: "Ile
JEST pay cards with this pore mZahle sinner
and win oil his mummy, ana wen he is busted
may be he VIII listen 10 the divine trOOth and he
saved" SO they played and the preecher he
Wlnncd oil the felieT'S mummy eyry cent and
then he sed: ''NOw see how wicked you have
ben for 10 loOS yure mummy. and yure White aud
babyS haven, got nO bred for TO eat And the
gambler he Sed: That's So and he bust out a
cryln. Then the preecher he sed: ''Pore sinner
Ia sou pfCnlnice me unto yure OnneT To moi play
cards agin lie give IL oil back. COS line a
preacher so the gamler he was d SlOniSh
ana he Sed: 3" never see SeCh a good man. 4
promnlice. yes indeed. and haven bless Won ="
ard he busted out ciyin agin. the gamler did
Then the preecher he give back oil his MUMMY
ana the teller put II IA his pocket. and WHIPPED
lis eyes, and blode his nose gTateilt. and then
he tEot vile, and pretty stne he coffed ana
said 10 the preecheI- - feel nifty mean takin
back this hundred dollars from a man witch has
reserved me from card playn. tell YOU what lie
90. YOU put up OibeG hundred ayin il aud Weel
toss mp for the pile, beds or tails, best two out
Of the"