...state their liability to pains of the chest; but the majority make no complaint. It is nevertheless apparent, even from observing only the expression...measurements presented 33 to 34 inches, while that of other artizans is about 36. The capacity of the lungs, t as evinced by measuring the * As these sheets pass...

...not In it that the essential principle, stilt let* the eiclmlve principle, of the drcuJ»ua» re&ida. consider themselves well. We see no plump and rosy...presented 33 to 34 inches, while that of other artisans is nliout 36. The capacity of the lungs, ai evinced by measuring the air thrown out at an expiration,...

...the chest ; but the majority make no complaint. It is nevertheless apparent, even from observE ing only the expression of countenance, the complexion,...tailors ; none of fine form and strong muscle.* The sensibility of the right fore-finger is sometimes greatly reduced, and sometimes the right brachial...

...stomach complaints and consumption. Jt is apparent, from their expression of countenance, complexion, and gait, that the functions of the stomach and the heart...strong muscle. The spine is generally curved. The prejudicial influence of their employment is inure insidious than urgent — it undermines rather than...

...chest; but the majority make no complaint. It is nevertheless apparent, even from observing only tbe expression of countenance, the complexion, and the...rosy tailors ; none of fine form and strong muscle Tbe spine is generally curved. The reduction in the circumference of the chest is not so much as we...

...state their liability to pains of the chest ; but the majority make no complaint. It is, nevertheless, apparent, even from observing only the expression...strong muscle. The spine is generally curved. The tailor now sits cross-legged on a board ; because, in the ordinary sitting posture, he could not hold...