Show The Human Manufactory A recent number of the Medical Journal Jour-nal says A man may eat and drink heartily all day and sitand lounge about and do nothing in one sense of the word but his body must keep hard at work all the time or it will die Suppose the stomach refuses to work within ten minutes min-utes after a hearty dinner that man would die of convulsions in a few hours j or cholera or cramp colic would rack and wreck him Supposing the pores of the skin meaning thereby the glandular apparatus ap-paratus with which they are connected should go on a strike he would in an hour be burning up with fever j oppression would weigh upon the svstom and soon become insupportable insupport-able Suppose the liver became mulish the appetite would be annihilated annihi-lated food would be loathed torturing of the back pains would invade the small the Find the head would ache to bursting Suppose the kidneys shut up shop danger most imminent sufferings unbearable certain would ho the and death more speedy and inevitable result I the It the would close m tIe workshop of eye cose an hour he could not shut nor open them physical force and il another without of lf those hour he would he blind or the would close it would become tonYue woulc co To keep bone and stifF as steel dn as a stf of machinery 111 working such a order complication for a lifetime is a mirac o letime the work them by of wisdom but to pleasures of eating and drinking is a wisdom I wis-dom of beneficence I |