Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-07-21

many other blessings. have been cow.
into curses through the ignor.pc.
persers'ty OF mankind. Ye, the fru,
dom affords an almost endless ysr.,~.
delicious apd wholesome food And 'S
eases, the oest OF MEDICINES, when -.
used. "!
DR.. Paris truly says: Were v.,o.
an opinion Of ll.eir value from thai,
We should certainly be rather di,rosa
class them uEder the head of ,o...n. =
OF ailments
Now let US inquire why this i. So =.
because most fruits are unwholesos.
themselves 7 or is ii because they Ar.
properly used? Evidently the latter ia,
true reason. A benefeent Prcyidenc. ,s-
intended 10 atN:c,, but to bless, the hn...
family By giving them a touu,iiul suppl, :.
fruit pleas. mt TO the eye and swee, Ia
tas e. What then, Is the trouble IL
comes ii that such blessings are p.rya...
uil they nay be compared with ,Ae
"truii Of that forbidden tree.
Whose mortal taste brought
Death iLto our world,
AID ali sur woe Z"
The great error IN the use OF fruits -
sists In crcwiing the stomach with H.
when II IS already full, in eating them :.
all times between meals when there il
natural demand or desire tor them. W..
taken along with the food. as food, ia no.
GRAFTON, or as a dessert, when the, s,o,psd
is not over full, they are highly condue,.
10 health and as the writer quoted sa.s,
very truly says, they appear TO De pro,
dehuai,y sent at a season when the h..,
requires ihat cooilng and antisepctic al
meat when they are so we'll calculated n
af ri. IN correct IIle Tor the usr :
meals, AID al meals, as u part vi the u.sl
or as u d.SStrt, winch The stomach Is ma
overload s4in other TODD. Iaouxh d..
serts are, as Il general thing, objectionable
because II Ell WHEN the stomach is alread,
full, tiU.ts are much more wholesome, sbs.
tai .. III TIL. way, tatn t t y str.es. cake,
Ell, &C -rAI .-,u as de sets.
Let US 3 briefly pass in re, lev h.
c.-erent .nis Ct .ruit,, Considering tlea
n relation to n4trl;iveness. diyesttbll,,
etc
OF all lhe fruits wi II hich we are bIess6
h" peach IS the most delicious aud dlpe.H.
.ie. mere is Lolhlng more pala,abIs
~i.ol,soue I'D ut dtc0tdi dian good, ripe
peaches, They should be ripe, but ua
over ripe and halt rotten, and Of this kind
they may make a part Of either meal, or !.
sten beiHren hGhals, bal ii is better l.
n:he t EN- a part of he regular meth. II
IS d mistaken idea that no traits should be
eaten II re, hfas., VI ieiore bre akisst /,
would V Tar ! tri car pc pie would "a.
less b-can an treas 1T III aktas,, aud
more fruit, In the no-n.ng, there il. an
acrld state f the s.. et.Uus. al i Il, th az /.
20 wei! calculated Il correct this as cooling
suo-acid fruits, SDch as apples, beaches,
etc, Stil, most Of Us have ben taught
that eating fruit before breakfast is higty
dani erous. How tie ide. org na.ed |
kLo| not but ii is certainly a brta, eno.,
contrary both TO reason ana iactA.
Piu,ns are less iigestihle than peactes,
on count OF their pulp aud all paipy
stcne fruits are more or less lndIlesuas,
III propo ton to TIE quantity Of this pup
which 10 likely to cause fermentation, n
sultlrx III diartLua. This is u cause u IL
quent trouble III children, VINO often es,
them hal RIP. AMI who frequently swsllos
hem-pulp, SEEDS and all. HE Juice alos
should b. taken iuto IL, stomach, az -
is Wholesome.
The apple IS one OF the best Of fr.E.
Baked or /, eSed apples will generally asre
with The mos deiIcate stomach, and ar al
excellent mcdictne IN many ca -es u sei'
ness. Green or bali ripe appl's, ste~a
sud sFeeteued. alr pi.4-a t I, tie issS
| no%urshlng, cooling al. .ax.'iv-, D - 10
fret'rob'e. III many e.. 10 lie ID ,n'h-
ble do.'s Of salts and oil = uaiiy s-9s i
levers aud oher Gissas.s lta" alF'1
aud dried apples ste~ed ara better 'Cr Goa
| g ID .tl01 mai (. gIE4t Iy.- =. -