Deseret Evening News | 1891-07-30 | Page 7 | Fallacy of Fish and Brain

1 etlaer --' fMi d llt.ln One popular fallacy In connection v. 1th f ih may bo noticed, namely, thd oft re-Jvated re-Jvated uicrtlon that tho catll 5 cf that J-artlcnlar food Increaaea brain imwcr fo one who 1 oa ituJle.1 tho aubject can toMlbly Ulleve the lueatlou. V ipatt might cat n huge portion of liah every ilay of hit life, anl nn the day of I u death If tho nnintity of 1 hoa; h rua (tl o Iralninvu rate r)onauined were to lio come lilble It wonll not amount to 1 tore Hunt mlgl 1 1 rnlubly inflloo to Up a cou lo of luildr maul ca. CointunnlUca have cllitcl that lhr 1 alinont eolily ou liah, but Iheao Icl tb (ihigUtaucru ctrloinly not fainoiia tor I lUllectutl attaliitneuta, 2tor are our IMier Lilian a lutianycf ullch inn li lull it preeumil ly conaitmel tho aeata cf auy great amuiint of brain p wcr Ione of oar fithcrfolkt are lemnrkabli for gei lot or et en what It rall.-l com inon aenao, tbolr 1 1twa of life a td It tx ioutll Illtlea Uiug ilirouJol In 11 Imxe of auraiill n, which they laik tuulcient atrt ugth c f 1 ilnd 1 1 ace through Uo llihlng coinmnnlly, a) far aa It known to the write r, hit glim lo the worll n greit tnnn. Men of nark poota, 1 rcachcrt lawyera J lilloao liens warrioii aul ibjiUiaut havo 11111 uated, In Hcotland at nny rato, from all clauot iioipt the llihln.' clou, Teui) lo liar