New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
rur TRIBUNE FRESH AR FUND.
rnr scIENCE OF HEALTH.

.,s SESSION OF THE NATIONAL AssoClA
s,~,r.Ry AND RURAL IMPROVEMENT.
NJ s,,ct,t CORRESPONDENT or tbs Tribune
uu,.,u,cK WOODLANDS Green Noou LHAo' Jug
q T,,,re has made sanltaIlum vi
80 for this reason no more appropi'"Vo 49,
A -. haen selected for the pioneer "oo''"s
- o,g.n,zation of the National As''''"''o' y
Saui,,rv and Rural Improvement hS u "',',,
-, ,aces were seen at the opening ol 'ne
s" -, Il, the cool and breezy pavilion on 'no
- !, the absence OF Professor watson III Il
- p.u N u. Editor of The SOnitdrida, was mace
..n,o-arv chairman and spoke briefly OF 'ne
5000 nv PInkhain. of Montclar, read paper on
L iu9a,.eback Riding versus Malaria. Inc
..ience OF today sad DR.. llDkhain alueu ny 'no
Imagination OF the people ever scehns ;t tr o,cro
Of vnenonena. has peOPied the ear "iIn liiC'o
onic forms whose principal ONCE seems 10 ue 10
sro5nce disease. Every disease has IT'S peculiar
- strange to say the mOrOifc germ wDlch pro
sn,es nam alter eating green apPieS na9 w,
,-st been discovered bus GCruan professor 10 s'u
10 be on It's track anu We shall no aOuOt SOM e'ti
RI II has been captured. Ii has not YET Deeh
Uncovered what part tnese microscope orRahlsihS
Ma in the production OF disease. while IL mas Oeen
On ln.v,lV demonstrated that IN most diseases
o1her cas- a factors are necessary. NOl "I'us0dnu-
,ng tins fact there Is . universal 'ehuo''O9 80
"ieuv in the popular mad, to make germs reSp"il-
sibe for nearly every thing paih"i"s'odi,', Di"s
pc.is has become a popular paStlme. W neu
,orson upds himself ont OF sorts he THINKS al ohre
ibat The germs are after him. anu nc lhlieuId'oll
,rfo,us lis physician that lie mas a tOuch ~
malaria and lnqulr # little qulrlhe VIII nor pc
fhe thing for him 10 take In niue cases ou1 va zen
Tie musician agrees win the diagnosis ann Ie"tel'
nropo.ea by tine patient. person " nc Mas HIV'V
malaria about INN, and " no ), uo' 'ne PoS''Ssi :"
Lottie OF guinIue is considered as decidedly behind
inf IN s,aaker believed that more than half the
aiseases which are ascrIoed TO malaria are due 10
,i,.r cau.es and largely to "A lack 81 phySicdi eX
rrclse. TO meet tins lack MISUNDERSTANDING wa
prescribed the most oenehciai Oh an Pny sIul
faxer,ise particularly adapted TO men OF sedentary
6ohits Health without a suihcieht amount 3i ca
erc,se !. impossible Euually true IS IL th3l hehth
xrifbont recreation Is impossible. hoIsoNIch
". IN, : both it rests and invigOrates the
mind vhilo 10 stimulates To healthy activity every
5rncrion of the body. l. gives exercise without
efort What is wanting IA thr to make perfect
nrescriptiOn Tor mauy allmr-is Is suPpled ny tne
nnre air and the sunlight, ana the stlmuIis ihe
mind receives from the sense OF HollOu anu HVn
fl,e ever-varying beauties OF the SKY anu the
Mn. bayles said his concurrence with the speaker
was ~ speed by the fact that bis saldie-hOrse Is
nsmel sanitary Mrs. llOOaer said That Connect
ieut Is iuil Of malaria she behcNd Win III ilnA-
ham IN eXuelhng disease by health
Chairman Bell said that tie hcy Gle ranks heA' 10
horseback-n riding ia Its Dement'S
cellent work accomplished by the Town improve
mrnt society Of last Orange a lew lhtellIseht
citizens he said. can accomplish almost anything
proper or desirable # taey have definite purpose
in view aud herp at IT, -,
After a recess Tor dinner tie snhlect OF village
improvement was discussed NTH special reference
20 water supply. ,,,..;
Dr. ". H. Newell spoke briefly on Adulteration
OF Food In Jersey City, ne said. fney are no"
fyhting the Board OF Alderman 10 get an ordinance
passed requiring that the mai nen be reglt eieu'
Tie Use OF SKINNED milk was also discussed
In the evening the conference met III tue receP-
ton rooms OF the Club House. y paper 10y / red
erick Law Om>ted on Tree Planting IN Streets
and Parks" was read IN part by The secre airy.
If man is not L. 1--we by bread alone what Is tetler
worth doing we'll" he asked. " than tue planting
Of trees with a view To producing great boules Ot
leafagc! There are not many towns thal preNeht
q single example of a well-plaDtod tee. knV" Vi
only one IA all the cOantiy IN which wei con
sidered system has been generally, OF even cAIh-
sivelV earned out" That single exception l. he cVl
OF Washington which now has over lUOOVO trees.
puhltr oplulon is even IN uneductted III the
matter of parks than the planting OI trees ; the
former are now as much part o. the sanitary ap,
paratus uf a lsIg town IS aqueduciS ana Sewers
Mrs. Hooker spoke on W oman ana bousehOid
Sanitation" She SAID that a. the men are almost
ALWAYS away from the house the women should
nave a complete practical education IN sanitary
matters >he then descrl bed tie KIND oi "A nome a
BABY should be brought mp ia. Win due regard 10
it. health and proper development raucIs
Fuller who arrived this evening, spoke on
~sanitaTy Cooking"