When one of Dr, that it ga hi for doing is. The brutal and uop: The very fact that the act was ps dicated a condition calling for medical treatment; and to provide that, if he could, was the doctor's Still, one might get on in camp: comfort without liftiay his hand to head, if that were the only source pain about him, But when a bodily operation which is absolutely indispensable to life, becomes constantly painful, the altuation is vastly more serious, And that was what lippened to Mre, Emma Elwen, as related in her letter herewith printed for our information.
"Tu the spring of 18 "I bogan to feel weak and ailing. From being ntroug, healthy woman, 1 gradually lost all my strength and energy. My appetite was poor and all food gave ins pain."
Be good enough for " moment to fix your iniad on that statement. Nature has so arranged that '¥ acts or movements of the body inese, if not distinctly pleasurable. we should Avoid them to the extent of our power, and a0 produce inoslowlable mischief, And, above all, the act and consequences of eating were meant to be and, in health, are, one of the tody having suffered from ker food, then, highest of oar physical enjoyments. This signifies a tale of thinge unnatural and apgerens,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.