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 A tadpole confined In darkness. would become frog; and infant, being depriveL heavens free light, will only grow into shapess idiot. instead of bcauteous and reasonable beinr Hence, in the deep, dark gorges and ravnes of th' Swiss Valais, where the direct sunshine never reach es, the hideous prevalence of diocy startles iAc traveller. Ii is a strange, melancholy docy. Many citizens incapable of any agticulatc speech som, are deaf, some ~re blind, some labor under sl th, prvatous, and all are misshapen in almost ever, part of the body. believe there is in ali places. marked difference in the heaithiest of houses, ae cording to their aspec, with regard to the sun aat that those decidedly the heaiihesi. cpsty's pa bus. in which all the rooms are, during some par of the day, fully exposed to direct light. It sa wei known fact that epidemics attaek inhabitants on t, shady side of a street. and totally except thOse cu the other side and even in endemcs, such as agas the morbid influence IS often thus partial in its tiuu