Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-12-02
THE YOUNG MAN FROM
WYOMING
AT EAGLES MERE.
A SULLIVAN COUNTY NOVELETTE,.
BY THOMAS ]. INGHAM.

movement secure
mined with Anatomy and Physiology and take
complete Medicine and Surgery be followed by
Botany and Chemistry and such sciences afterwards could
find time for | could Columbia College stu
dent, because could give all of my time for it, but
thought could employ the learned professors tutors by
paying them for their services succeeded in making the
desired arrangement with them at time, as needed
their help bought the books and gave four hours
day persistent study recited and reviewed regularly
and made week count its full six days AS would not
pass anything until fully understood it, and fixed it well in
my memory got high praise from the professors for
thoroughness gave three to what called the
Medical Course in Columbia College, and assured by the
professors my that student left
the college with better knowledge of the studies in that
than had.
81 pursued the study of Botany, and gave much
tenon the medical properties OF plants of all kinds spent
year this branch which gave knowledge of these
subjects than medical students usually deem necessary
81 ready for the study of Chemistry and as |
had determined to have laboratory with apparatus of my
own found necessary realize of my real
and looked about to what could best afford to sell
CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR.
''he yellow fever which had touched New York lightly
in 7o1 did not return in either of the following years. The
city had aroused from its ethargy The reign of peace and
the stimulus OF free and just had nerved the
of industry and the tide of prosperity every and
workshop the Union New York felt the beating pulse of
national prosperity and stirred by vitality The
old city being rebuilt and city being built far
beyond its ancient limits Its population had increased
in nine years than in a hundred years before
'The lots Boston Road which had bought nine years
before for thousand dollars had been much sought after
and as put them in market sold for twenty
thousand dollars With small part of this money erected
one-story brick house of my lots for
laboratory and the rest OF the money invested in six
cent. government bonds
"Incudng interest rent, | now had an assured in
of fourteen hundred dollars year. without counting
salary could have lived without pursuing my business as
salesman, but liked the business and in hurry
give especially my true friend and patron Mr. Gold
ing, anxious to have stay longer
NV in (hamiS was
man OF note and enthusiast in science interested
had engaged n completed the prescribed for col
ege students in few months but the professor told me had
fitted up my laboratory with all needu apparatus and followed
exPermenta in the footsteps OF the great discoveries who
had before until | got deeper insight than the
trained imagination conceive Of the creative methods
of the Great Creator
The primary object of my studies never disclosed to
any Of the professors who had treated kindly. My
thoughts and theories about proongng life kept secret
did not wish to be considered visionary monomanac
had gradually formed theory which concluded it time
for me to test.
constituents of the body From the blood proceeds
tnGus re-creatons Of the particles Of the human organism
atoms and corpusces remains the same parti
ces will be the and the body in its entirety
take place unless is preceded by change in the
corpusces of the blood This change be detected by
molecular elements which the destructive change 1t
be couneraced by restoring the required atomic antes
As long the blood is kept state in youth
the vital action diminish the human organs remain the
same, and we have PERPETUAL YOUTH. A fire which is
continuously supplied with uniform fuel will maintain the
same steady heat, and will not go
This was unanswerable reasoning but asked myself
it possible practically to withhold from blood the
atomic constituents which the destructive change which
call age; they reach the blood, supply the
atomic alnies to restore to its normal youthful
considered that it MUST BE practically possible the
scriptures which we have to doubt inform that
Noah Methuselah and other patriachs lived eight
hundrd years The record does teach they were
mracuously prolonged The conditions under which they
lived at that early day must have supplied the essential cond
ton OF atoms to maintain the blood in its state
destructive elements not yet within easy reach At
later date when the conditions of existence
favorable. Abraham lived only hundred and seventyve
years, while Jacob off premaurey hundred
tory-seven did not forget that modern experience has
been against long e but the reckless conditions of living