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Free Living.-One of the most common causes of all violent disorders, is that which is popularly termed fullness of the vessels, or technically, plethoric condition of the sys- tenn, arising from errors in diet; from excess or imprudent indulgence in the quality or quantity of food and drink The indulgences produce and keep up an unnatural excitement,

 under whick accidental circumstances now

 readily occasion disease of an acute and infia-

 matory character. They also affect the or gans of digestion, which arc possessed of all

 most unive ersal sympathy, and by furnishing an excessive quantity of new supplies, over load the vascular system, bringing it into a

 state in which local disease may be very easi-

 ly produced; and instead of furnishing healthy

 nourishment, convey the seeds of disease over the whole body. Individuals are not aware of the tendency of the habits in which they daily indulge, until disease manifests itself in 1 various parts of the body. In the first instance too pIethoric condition is eVinced by in crease is bulk, and Aorid, or rather healthy appearance but if we investigate the matter l more closely. we shall find that such persons