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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 44, 24 January 1885, Page 4

A private interview -.vitli Lieut. G:roe^v,af l)iy:ii)vr:):r Ij'onie, s.-jys 'a wr.t:-v m tlic.Mt-dical SU-cord;" has enabled us to obtaiii a clear insight •into thf i piiy!|iyl»gi..a'i uiu! pathologicaU'/!ecr,s of ])rolonged residences ■ njithe lViiar regioiis/ -l-je ;iscjrtaine.d t!u;t sucli sojn'urn, by inh;l!)itants of warmer eiiinnu-s wiio are m good physical ...trim,, is -for a brief term of' years compatible with a higli Estate of ail thu orga;iic functions, 'while there is entire. freedom from diseased manifestation of every . kind ; ; but there is ;t decided limifcto the ehdurance by Europeans and Americans of sucjj . extrqme--. prolonged 'cold. The severity pf the . second winter was found by the party aomqwhat hardpr to bear. ' The third ' long Arctic night, m which the ,thei> niometor was never less than 3 deg. ndow aero, and much of, the ■ time ' down to 40 or 50 below, ' wjould, under 'the most favourable ciijcum.stances, have been a painful season 10 the party-. Could the nWy,, however, have had plenty of jfood, fulf jandi gt)()c{\ shblter, ;they vAi'iild "undoubtedly have all ;been living at this day. • I , As. nvijn can liye amid ip tense surroiinding cojc} only by keeping his internal tcnVp'erntnre Jit abuutj Gy^ de_;- X, lAcutenaut Greely) rey mai!ced' ! tha*t breadiing air of isuch intense coldness ; had something of tiVe- effect prociuccdby ''nreafiiing pure,, oxygin.j.; fa, for pulmonary troubles, he heard no complaint of j tk-^fe tf}f\h tlre^^tOvasi at JForf Longer, m Lady FrankMm Bay, tot a latitude tof 1 ab6ut 82 dvg., \i-licre first two . yeaj-s werle spunf ; jeven,: : sini])le catarrlis. were. j uai krto|-ni the ,on|y;tihi.nir. from ;w.hich tlicmch! gufi-. ; fored,. being occasional rhcumatisrn' and; stiffness of the> muscles . ancl joints.-'! •.;■'. . " .. : The party had ferocious : ap\)etites during nil this sojourn m the iVorth, each "man eatiMg' W.itlr 'relish. thrc.e ■iiiwils- of auim.-il fciod and \ two Tun" die's every clay, and craving for 1 fats, though not to the extent, which some Arctic explorers report.' \ Not even when thc-ihermpmctor marked GO deg. below zero .did these 1 men .indulge" m crude blubber, or tallow > candles, wdich tradition has designated as the customary, -footl of Arcti'e voyagers, Canned meats of which ,-they. had a.ri abundance diiring the : first two .;years, and' ! a' stake Or • ragout from the" walrus, seal, or i J olai- bear, wlieir prized as" the es*. sential conditions of Well-being.! As' for spirituous liquors, ' they' were used with "great moderation, and> xlo'led (Hit' to the members of tjie expidition as occasion t secm.ed ;tb ' demand, and : ouly when some! unusual exertion or exposure brought i; txtrabrdinary fatigue orprostration ; as x , rneiins;. to, ..fortify,, the,.: system against cold, ox brace it upfor-forced marches,. vvhisJvy, rum,' and other alcoholic stimulants were regarded as a .lit.tlu .benefit.-:, i"; ; •■■ ■•■ ■■■■■■<■■ -\ '

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