h deleterious matter, and the whole s under oppression. It is but just vever, that, if the stomach be in full to furnish the necessary supply of to harm will follow; but, without a regularity, this state of exact order ected. The labour which nature undergo is certainly perpetual; but , for whom do we labour? Is it not are not we exclusively the recipinefits which accrue? Besides, can

body in health without it? and is tial to happiness? In ancient times rcise were practised by all classes the express purpose of improving ng health. Hippocrates informs ilosophers of that age regarded most effectual means of securing ning was the delight of Homer, rgil.

of food ought to bear a certain he exercise taken. The man who