Works on phrenology, physiology, and kindred subjects / by O.S. Fowler.

  • Orson S. Fowler
Date:
[1877?]
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Credit: Works on phrenology, physiology, and kindred subjects / by O.S. Fowler. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    cons tit utes'depravity. render their afflicted subjects mo _vpn„efu] and therefore deceitful a body as his then was J > That which, if healthy, make cause even out^of ^ ^ °u nts their sufferings: nor would render them nappy, , because their nervousness, could anything wha ever make themi hjppj. because t gof. ipso facto, turns all they touch, not g ld’ them pain, now fering. But cure them, and what ^yfe®^tored t0 its healthy becomes action. All who have ex- p^rience^nervous auctions, tojow faU welHh^ ky^ or >»,<.»«, «*» U N„, wlut but violated law nouS pain ever occur except in conse^iien Joncomitant ? That such viola- necessary consequent, and its un damental truth—one of nature s ted law alone causes suchi pam ^ nervous diseases cause axioms even. Now, since thes ^ tlie sign and consequence mental anguish, and smce this a g l ^ ^ th|refore cerebral and of violated law, and since this sinfulness. Nor is the demonstra- •»——1* ■ tw>4 children take « parents, and since almost » l 01 ? ' or ,tion of tlie body, the heart stomach, lungs , oanj ' m()S or le*s according to their disorder the nerves of the diseas P ,. the ncrv0us svstem as a aggravation, and thereby proportions bd. parents more and more whole, and of course^ a SS their children will of unhappy and depraved as they a of these painful or depraved course inherit, constitutionally, period. This painful or de- conditions »Vp«rt.m to p.fntt '‘‘“s.,f ” \ wilh Uteln-“ m. .» praved condition therefore, , f cure, and liable to increase, the wool” becomes most. ^c 1 aiaf„l, depraved, condi- and hence predisposes to this amm therefore> oh t parents, how ^o^ent^f^ ghildreir^n^th^both^onsti^ sssxais !■«* >- ih“ incre“e! . • it Nor that such disease * Not that all depravity has' Sbed? TheJ>B»»* of either depravity Besides, sickness in another way mu conscientiousness, reverence, ic.—W
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