The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-11-17


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Ne ase walking s6sat On lie boef0m 81
This oeesn--the sefenes Of lie wesshx.
however,. csanoe be sid 20 hsvx suxunw
nm before the InGf III eeueuYv.
To-day we kpow thns tire sxususukexw
has its tides and biIfsws ard wnirsux
ea1e3ies. bux fEeue are vrxtfv sxxxser
shan those Of lie wussrv oresn. Axo~s
tine we ar. uasJer t1Je crest or rouudevx
uorsiou Of rni41Sfy afmusu1erfe xzve-
at another che hosjosv between two ss,eh
wsses IN over ovr heads. exertinx an
infueuce NOT orEv an m, hv,uav- I,,f sI~s,
an fxe mind. some. fud~ri uax zf-
feet to treat ssi. with r;dseuIe. and tf.e-
strong and robust may SCARCELY be- sem
sibIe &c any minute changes which sf,ss
state Of the wessher n,ay produce on
their Systems.s bus the more sensitive
and susceptible again are fuI1y alive 70
the facts; 30 much so. indeed. as to be-
come in some measure living barom-
eferx-
Who has not. I'm z,,rne r,.rr,s ,f v,5s J5fs-
az least. expsrieneed the DEPRESSING
effect of dun and muuxy raiuy sfay ON
his mind, on which he f~ft II his nzs-
uraf prerogative to be cont of All sorssL~
or who. ON the copfr.rv haze ,of s..f. .,,.-
exhilarafion Of dry air and = bright.
Glowing suushiue9
There are several circumstances
said Dr. Lasx, . Chicago psysfeiars. v~fs,
was asked to give his views or. this SUBJ
ject, which naturally affect the asmos-
pierre as respects its Influence on or
gsnized beingx-sucI1 as it's remperz-
ture. its unoisf ar ar~ -oc<s;sio, ira
purity as respects sdnnsxture Of other
gases. and It's electric condition.
Hot air. Dr.. Latx added. .TTs aEvavs
depressing and reIaxing Il, the whole
system, and as hot and highly rarss-d
air contains in fhr earn. b,r1s3 n Sr,,.as.--
proportions of oxv1ru or vital air ..,ar
cold and s1eus~r air sb- f,,.~x z~a .s,.,z
defecfiveiy supplfed with one of .b-sr
chief stimuIant. of life Cold air. on.
the other hard. is braeinz and highly
Stimulating. Everyone must have .x~
perienced the effects of these two
tTemeS--tfe first in the Ian1uor and
lassitude and oppressed breathing Of |.
suItry summer day. the other I'm The ex-
hifaration caused By dry. frussr dav
in winter and the increased muscular
aetfvity and the rusIsiy Rfoyr of n~aIsb
which such wextrer causes.
"when the air In srssf<ieu}v rzr~ssea
or when a cbau0r ~ sfx ~,nsx;e.r;<x,, -
about "a, take pta~s a .orrr~,,,,s;rsr
fnurexsiou Il 1.f. n, .sr .rsy,,.,1 -,-~..-v,'
This N experi-nesJ brS,r- gr..s
storms. hurricanes ar E,--,xx f.JEx IF -.;u
or Snow.
"yos only doe. man becom- sensible
of this bus even inferior animals.
throughout all their grades Of exist
ence. manifest By some outward ir.s.ies-
TONS their feelings Of slse approaching
change. The cattle leave their pastures
often with . loud Believing. birds wheel
abouf in the air and other small AMI
mails become unusua.Ix agi,af~d phvxi~
clans attribute fl,e prevalence of r,sarx
Diseases 90 the a;4rreut Ssas~a af sbs.
asmosvhere. Tins. rpo;.s air ,fx.s rs~.
to billions affections aud In ~,,n. fs~.f;-
ties and sesSoux q, a0urx. drx shar,
airs. sraiu- are enemies Ia an si;u,r,a.r.
of the chest and lungs. An frrssahs~
state Of the nervous system. and even
temporary insanity. may also occur
from extreme conditions of the sur.
rounding sfmospsler~.-
Nearly All yocafiors--sorz,e ~ r,ssrz-
more than others - are affected bv
weather. Men of science ar. often az
much subjected TO weather as seameu-
Some writer's must Isav. the weather sc
the mood. character or SCENE an.. ca,
do nothing II thew arr nj xarfz,cr So
adverse temperafur- trsn~s. .f,.rr, .o
dead haJt. If op~ u;yI hus r~,,. r,<,~s~-
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