The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-25
0RAnAM KLOUM.



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Graham , nan and whit. Flour" TS. writer
quotes the following a. q statement made By
DR.. Graham In his work. on pAse Is:
are troubled with conssips'fen BY msehancay irrtst
Ing AMI exciting tho stomach aud bowss yet for thst
Who srs sdc,,d with chronic dis,rhns Another obi-o
zion IA that Although p,sn NAV ,sry. ike other echsn
iesI .,s.n,. sor Wills :" T.,,sy. constipation. 70. Il
wears gu. ,hs ..c,.ey Of the organs ..d leaves
them more inactive ;hsn before
Now. in tn. first p,.os. .hi. quotation ,s found
on page sac In Grsham's Science OF Human
n, LIE" su. not .,.,.n:n, y Dr.. Graham. ,s.a
against tho usc Of coarse wheaton bread. and
without foundation In physioloey or hygiene.
q SPACE. but viz quote spficient % show that
In .Ss shs's oSSs
nour Dr. Graham says;
,snossnss Tor t. !. moi, MSs ia, III bran asss IL lie
WHO ny. coarse wsas Sassa snrs cSS
tsrsc its 6snrcia Effects Gy their want of III By
;ss " ;pis: n Is: ss..: y ~ ss..S
vent this result uoarss whssssn bread under
;psii.n ma shross ai.iIs%: rave :::n case: q
s%sS had 6ssisd tie hsS... ssaes ssil ia more
n bsh s ss una Ss PEI
used Ths ,iosss Of the hrSa perhaps the Sss. SUI.
:..nc: q he ysy,sa.l; Kingdom that can he applied to
DIR. Graham By the olosest reasoninr BY an.
experiments, proves most conciusiveiy that
food IL just as essential to the health and func-
tionai activity OF the siimentary organs IA a
as ~ the %nS ts 20 me
wisely provided for this physiological demand
By combining z certain amount Of innptritious
which Constitute food; and that n the dires
tive organs wers designed to receive nothing
constructed and arranged very differently
from what they ara. Hs shows how Ma.
oa. ana aef dn anm pa as,
which ali innutritioas matter had been
GASES was that the animals i died in u few weeks.
Yut when bran. or even sxwiust. was added TO
ssSy wS I've Su pd s
nv natii I'M. s,...-.-.s
nature made arent mistate in combinine 40
much innutritious material With the nutritivo
II ali ,nert dnnu,r,,iou. matter vera removed from
III. food there would b. NJ dy:psp.ls Nothing should
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nr T. the 81
the Wrisp imsane than tha Seonn nro 40 ess
TREY ignorant 81 physioogeai law a. 70 ',a &C;
To separ1ts ali innutritinms or non. snlnble
f"p movins The Al ns rom bans aa ars,
Corn. rice splums cherriss pnisins "S ssas aSs
the sesds from ,h 49, and all kinds 81
Of meat Tor these are aI al ana sh fns
soluble All cereals contain from Is t. 50 per
bsse "s much ss s, Us meat anu an
long A human benes continue 10 uss siiooI
which contains the esmen.s as noture co TDe
Sinsd . d9 they vil g siiesed with dysUsD
The writer refers 70 chemistry ma authority
on the subject But chemis try 81 i'seii cannot
su +; ,n %ss whs, forms e. q Ala matter
compose the living orrnns fnr s,f"ity tr,n'
scsnds ali Inorganic aiiinities and possesses
M MI s6soiate poSsr Of tIsns%asins ssen those
ths word eoud not e nrnr shsmt
Sest tiai ks msse Ss ., VHs
bodv nor what e,aments nre nutritinu. ana n
What innutritions nor dsin1mish batw snn
food and tie most deadly poison Ali this
nnd Ssr'snca through physiooeca' science
% One ~ tha stronpsst oh;ect,on. urrsd bv tb.
writer arainst the nse 81 S;rabam aSur ~ that
Il contains insects and o Other imnurities which
adhere TO the sxterior al the Urnin liz ~ nna.
sihle that he Is NOT cornizsnt ~ the ohvinms
ney a. The nsrticIes ~ tbs sonr IN te nrocs .s
OF miIiineMthat The boltin9 cIofh aoes not hv
any msars ssparate them? The nnlv Wsv ~ ~
bv HAVING the nrsi, thopomrhly .aonasd bs 10
securing and Other mechSnicaI soniiances ny ny
Wbsr IL htt. v' ia ri nh OF.
washing. And ths iattsr IL 9;raham 0'" nupa,
strongly insisted upon. D' "'"""'' "'o''
The writer states that the process NJ milling
Graham / am very riad 10 stsest the 0 tr"th ~ ~
tainsh n hia ARMS "oYat .n ~, n1 tr9tn con