Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23


The attendance st the third days ses
sion Ct he Allegheny County Teachers
institute st the Smith6eld 81. E. church
WAS as large II not larger than snY Of the
previous two sessions, and the interes:
manifested YVES even greater. Professor
r.. Weeden gave tie teachers sn iEBtrCC-
i've exercise in singing. Professor N. G.
Schaefer Of C0oksGoRn then continued
his Aighly Instructive lecture en- physi-
ology. During MS discourse the gentle
man exhibited models OF s human heart
ard iupg. The professor esif: "Here
hege . hsart and q lung. Who has the
most heart; womsl or msn? Looking a.
II from phy5ics, standpoint gentleman
has the largest am0unt OF heart; mat Is,
the males heart ID more spacious than
that Of the femsle5 ~ e rGtio OF to 10 or
II 10 ~ per cent Bu:, when i. comes TO
the capacity toT f. c!i9G, yarily f,Ecy It
IS eli the other W&V. 4 .s!eer Dsy Close
Ms house and hia tifeside &c g C1yHE q
aad disobej!ert son, but l have never
heard Of 3 mother turning her Child ouF,
no matter huW 8syTscd or dI5o6tdiert
nc had been. A., lcera i3 rotaiL E Ike E
D3'heI'5 sfeG joI.
YIlible polsCn? Tske tumolcr aid
breath ito II for while aud you can put
the csrho1,c acid thst WILL arise from
your bre6ihiog into another tumbler. IN
8 room like this the carocnic Ecid thSt
comes from cur breath arises to the cell
iug. But in your bedroom, where there
are not many sleeping, he" is II? Why,
the cSrboric scid gradually collects on the
lor .t,h NV ufu-, Is 81
on tIu2dle bed CT probably On the floor?
These children inhs'e al this poison
Gus car5ouic acid. Mary children
sleeping in S cold room sre made to
ccVer up their heads in order to
keep warm. Il IS terrible 10 do this.
Why, have known Children TO become
sCyoiulous from covering their heads up
in sieepinZ, and at ss soon as this Is
stopped, Las disease had vanished. An
i'm p&1ly ventilated scaool room makes
it Impossible for pupils CT teachers to 90
the right kid Ct 'hirking. know CT but
one proper system Of school ventilation,
and that is st the Fifth ward aca0Gl, ALE
cheney. Professor Morrow's" The pro~
f.ssor here cited Several CAGES where per
sons had die d or become diseased through
the bad ventilation OF rooms in which
they were confined. Continuing, said
he: "You talk about broken hssrts. I
say ihe-e is such thing as breaking 6
heart. Sudden Joy or sorrow will often
cause such e distention IS to break our
heart. a young lady oEce iouad large
sum OF money and edIately fell dead,
so great was her joY Again, leader OF
tho Spanish slml, upon learning Ct biz
srrf's defeat, uttered one cry snd ex-
pred. What was the cause Of the dssth
Ct Christ? His was not natural death,
when We remember that 1t takes st least
two dkys TO kill by cguc' fkion.
Jesus Christ wss in the very
primo OF lie, ard Jet he died in
less than six hours. Did he die from
exhaus io1? No, because if he had he
could nos have cried cut with loud
voice Just before giving up the ghost. An
Elglisn oEcer gave twenty years to
studying the cause oil our Ssvior's death,
and his conclusion was that Christ died
from q rupture CT the walls OF the heart,
caused By Intense agony on account OF
the sins OF man. 'A6, broken heart is
not poetic but reality, and when we
Think shst our Savior died from broken
hesrt, we Will look at the matter in Oct
ter light"