{"newspaper_name": "The Litchfield County post.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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are by no means in healthy state In order 10 see the full effects of the habits above ailn- ded to, 1t is necessary to look at cases in

 winch they have been carried to an excessive degree. In npopuious towns there are oppor- tunitles of observing these effects on an extcn- siVe scale. The labouring classes, who are in general firm, robust men from the country. consume enormous quantities of beer, porter, and spirits, besides double the quantity of animal food the health requires. It is among these people that we see attacks of inAamatory disorders of the most violent kind. Such injuries which in others would be unimpOrtant, produce in them severe in hamation, the nature of which is always Obsti- nate and in it's termination frequently fatal. They live in fact on the brink of disease the slightest accident often carries them off, and if they escape casualties, their habits of living lead to a variety of diseases and premature dissolution; the majority not surviving the age of fifty.-Med. Hut.