The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-24
Man the Meat Eater.

Should man eat meat! No: he sboul
! not, answers Lady Paget in The Popula
science Monthly. She thinks that tn
eating of flesh made unwholesome b
tine long distances over which food AMI
mails are transported before slaughter
ing is the cause of the increase of cance
IN recent years. Moreover. the pcDpl,
She knows who oln the nearest to per
lection physically are vegetarians. Ii
her W practical vegetarianism she per
mits the use of eggs. butter and milk
merely draws the line on the devour.
ing of food TO obtain which it is ucc.s.
sarv to take life.
She speaks OF u German professor
whom she hrard lecture in Vienna. iIe
conveyed il! his manner the impression
OF reserve power III III extraordinary
manner; his voice, though not raised.
p"hssrated oyory portion Of the Lr.,p
Hiii. II intellectual cl"aruess pntl il,
mastery over hi, subject were no less r..
lnarkahlc. She invited the professor 10
dinc with L"r. and Whcn he caiuc Ynzt
day there WAS n"hinS on the table tluuf
he would touch, for he was Il vcyctaria.L
10 Inns he attributed hlS power of mind
and body.
Lady Pagct draws II picture of ,br
horrors Of the slaughter house business
which Of Itself would he enough oluaE,
us vow 10 turn vegetarian. only that i'm
the most vivid wear off soon
from our poor mortal minds. She ad-
lhtS, however, that in order 10 mike
fr@rtaranism a success In" art of chcos.
me- and cooking fruits and vegetables
must b" thoroughly understood. In sum.
up the advantages un the side of
ne ahi.nIcat cater, her ladyslip says:
IL l. certain that the Swing ,p of animal
"uu cures many Illnesses which no medicine.
an reach. Ever! BODY knows the bad ctTrr,s
butchers meat IN gOul and rheumatism. In
ne'tions ~ lIIc iIea't IT i" oitrH The only REM
ana III" Wonderful results. are not diff
UT 10 explain IN Il ease Wi.crc rest often
icith> cure, II one reflects that White fine ,urat.
a'tf : heart has ~ beats in the minute the
only has -. therefore 4lsU beats
IS III he course of the - hours. Insomnia.
w i'fNoHHlit~S are affected in he same WAY: ,
irr" i less wear ami more rrIu,r il, the con-
tuition. ;
couId ehiiincrate many other illuc,s,, i'm .
men vegetable diet does marvrl,, but will :
IL! mention those of the skin. Most ycreta- !
ans have unusually clear and often bcarIiirul ,
'mpleXiO1lS. ! need only remind tlIn.r wIo :
now them of the old Carthusian and : ra, mist ,
ohks, VINO all have smooth white and pink S
Bcato Angelica kind of faces, which are &
found among the orders that do MOI habit. =.
MY live on Lenlcn fare. The splendid ,eeth J
'he ltallan peasantry, who never touch
speak for themselves, and ii is the same
other countries where the people live undo,
nilar conditions.
Negetarianism Is often called n fad. hut il il =.
iealthy and an innocent one, and the natural o.
actlon against the present state of things. q
imparts ilghtness and elasticity to the body. !,
and clearness to the mind. The -
| know are all unusually strong a
I'VE ana young looking people for their age. 4
&c OF them walked without stopping for 81 :,
d another time q hours without n rest II
ne on an excursion in Norway-iea,s no,
sly eqlialed by the most inveterate becfeat. 81,
travelling, mountain climbing. all seem "
'ler ana less fatiguing on this light and u
thing diet, and why should il not rive i,
chglh 10 1.-THE limbs and sinews il one reflects :,
all The strongest animals who do the heay. vi
work in the world, like horses, oxen and T
phants' are entirely hcrbivorous? q,