The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-05-09

single glance, and without hesitation, and
could remember and repeat thirty lines of
prose after hearing them once read
The children stand with their backs to
the board while the dots are made When
the class Is ready they turn round and one
is asked to name, instantly, the number of
dots, observed in that moment. There is
no time to count. The eve takes III the
group as whole and recognizes il as ten,
fifteen. eighteen, or twenty, as the case
may be. And these children have grown
so oOServant, have so ACQUIRED the power OF
concentrating their faculties on the object
before them that they can name accurately
again and again, the number of dots re-
vealed III that Inonentary glimpse of the
board. You and / can't do this
Houdin, the great French Magician,
could walk past a store window and emu
merate thirty OF forty articles, seen as he
passed, with a turn of the head and q
glance of the eye. What enormous posi-
bilities are in us of which we live in pro
found unConsciousness We think that
memory Is in the mind alone. But the
fingers have memory or the pianist could
not find the keys III the dark.
There Is a tremendous elasticity iii nature.
Development of deficient organs i just
possible as development of deficient facul
ties. Now and again the progress OF con
sumption Is arrested i'll someone. The doc
tors had sounded him, One lung was
entirely gone II was a hopeless case.
But something arrested the disease, and
the man went on living with one lung His
! laugh was just as hearty his voice Just
loud. And the poor man had only one
lnng. How could he do it Easily enough
You can do the same. You have two lungs
and you use about half their volume. If
you lose one lung and use tie entire
volume of the one remaining, you have
still as much lung power as ever.
Doctors go on treating lung diseases as
if there were no elasticity OF recuperative
power in nature herself They decline TO
take into account that reserve lung power
Nature can't do everything. She works
to her ends through natural means. She II
| make blood but you must provide blood
making material. The sick man or woman
the Consumptive, can't give Nature the
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