The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-28


which Harvey discovered sixteen hum
dred and nineteen years after Christ
for when Solomon. 10 Ecclesiaste',
describing the human body. speaks oi
the pitcher az the fountain. be evil
IDENTIFY means the three canals leadlug
from the heart that receive the blood
Ike pitchers when be speaks IN Ec-
clesastes Of the silver cord OF NE ne
evidently means the spinal marrow
about which. IN our day. Doctors Mayo l
and Carpenter ard Dalton and Flint |
and Brown-sequard have experiment
ed And Solomon recorded In the
Bible. thousands o! years before SCI
entists discovered &c. that IN his uE'e
the spinal cord relaxed In old age.
producing the tremors o. hand ana
head. "Or the silver cord be loosea'
In the text he reveals the fact that
he had studied that largest gland OF
the human system. the liver. not ny the |
electric light OF the modern dlssectins /
room. but by the dim light OF a COM
paratlyeiy dark age. and yet had seen |
rs important functions In the Cod |
built castle Of the human body, its Sc
iecting and secretlng power. us curl
Gus cells. rs elongated branching
tubes. a Divine workmanship In cen
trail and right and left lobe, and the
hepatle artery through which aow the
crimson tides. Oh. this vital organ Is
like the eye Of God In that Il never
sleeps.
Solomon knew Of u. and had noticed
either IN vlyisection or post-mortem
what awful attacks sin and dissipation
make upon Il. until the hat OF Al
mighty God bios the body and soul
separate. one Il commends TO the
grave. aud the other Il sends 70
Judgment A iavelin Of retrlbution,
not elanclng on or making a slight
wound but piercing Il from side 10
aide "tlll a dart strike through his
liver" Galen and Hippocraies ascrihe
20 the liver the most Of the worlds
moral depression. and the word mel
ancholy means black bile.
preach 20 you the Gospel of Health
In iaklrg a diagnosis Of diseases OF the
soul you must also take a diagnosis Of
diseases a the body. ~ n % rccog'
nlFe this. one whole book Of the Sew
Testament was written by physician
Luke was medical doctor and b
dlscoursas much o. the physical con
dltlons. and be tells % the good Sa
martins Medication % the wounds D,
pouring % Oh and wine and rcc1s
niEes hunger a. a hindrance 90 hear
Ing the Gofpsi. 50 that the Eve thou
tard were led. be also records th
sparse dc; q the rrod.gal away frou
home. ana the exilnru.shed eyesirh
Of the heFEar by the ways.de. and let
us know % the hemorrhage o. o.
wounds - The DYING Christ and th
miraculous posi-mor.em rcsusc.iatior
Any estimate o. the spiritual cond.
ton that does not include also n
physical condition IL incomplete
When the doorkcepcr OF conErcs
fell dead from excessive Joy becaus
Durroyne had surrendered az saratoFl
and Philip the Fifth Of spala droppe
dead AZ the news o. his country's Dc
feat In battle. and Cardinal wolse
faded away as the result % Henry N
Firhths anathema. q was demonstrai
cd that the body and soul are Slames
twins. and when you thrill the on
with 10Y or sorrow you thrill the oh
or. We may as well recognize the tr,
mendous fact that there are tw
mighty fortresses In the human bod,
the heart and the liver. the heart "a
fortress 81 the graccs. the liver N
fortress Of the furies. You may IA,
the head allied with an Intellectual
ties and the ear with an musical Al
preclatlon. and the mouth with an Ell
ouercs. and the hand with an iudu
tries and the heart with an geucros
ties. and yet "a dart strike through q
liver"
Ny friend. Rev Dr Joseph ?. JONI
Of Philadelphia. a translated spl
now. wrote q book entitled. "Mau. Ml
nj ara Physical" Do which ne sho
how different the came things m
nrr,1f 90 different people Tie sa.
"Afer ,he great battle ON the sin
IN 1859. between tho French and
grrd.nIars on the one side and
AustrIaus on the other. sol disastrous
the latter. the defeated army rairea,
followed by the y.ctors. 4 dgscr.pt
Of the march 90 each army Is gl
nv two correspondents % the Lon
Times. one Of whom travelled with
successful host. The other with the
ftatod. Tho difference IN views
statements % the same place. see
and events o. remarkable The
mer are said 10 Dee marching thro
beautiful and mxurIant country
Ing the day. and az uight cucam
where they are supplied with an al
dance of tho best provisions and
sorts of rural daIutlos There "a d
inr 90 war about the proceeding eN
rs stimulus and excitement ON
eide 81 the poor Aus,rIans % Us
tho reverse. Ia h.s letter OF The
date. describing the same places
n march over the same road the
or can re1rcely aud words 20 SET
the SUFFERING Impotence and dii
existing around him. What was .
ant 20 the former was intolcrab'
the latter. what made an this d
oucef asks the author One q
ton only. the French are victor
the Aus,rlans have been defeated
So. my dear brother. the road
are travelling Ia the same you
been travelling a long while. bu,
difference IN your physical condi
makes Il look different. and Their
the two reports you have givo
yourself are az widely different a
reports In the London Times iron
two correspondents Edward Pa
sometimes 80 Tar up on the Mount
A seemed as n the cen,rlpetal