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Because, in numbers of things, we do lnsI wbat Sy our nature We were never intended to do. For example:

 1. Man is intended 10 draw in fresh dir every time he btealhes. Almost all people, when in their shops, breathe the same air over anc over again. To show the necessity of allowing fresh air continually 10 enter living rooms, and ,he bad air to escape, during each mnuie of his life, every man deslroys.a q"anii " of mir twice as large as hlmself.

 9 Man ought to breathe fresh air eve. " breath. Our sewers and drains are so bad that the vapofs and. foul gases rise, aud we breathe them.

 3. Man was intended 10 take exercise in the open air every day. Nelher his heart, his stomach and bowels. his liver his skin, his lungs, his kidneys, nor his brain will act rghily, without walking exercise every day. Most of us do not get any walking exercise, or only short ones, uhlch is scarcely of use.

 4. Man was formed to lake simple, plain, wholesome food. He ea,s all sorts df things. which not only do aim no good, but do him harm; and drinks large quantities of beer, spIriis and wine, which hurt his stomach, and take aw ay the proper use Of ihe brain.

 Man ough' r. wash himself over ailh wa'er every day, so as to cleanse the pores of ihe >kln, else they get stop ped sp; he cannot perspne rightly, and his skin cannot b, ealhe.

 6. Man should wear clean clothes next his skin, because ihe body d. char ges bad fluids. Al present, many peo- pie wear the same clothes day afleI day for weeks Geeiher,