Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-19
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grain OF mustard seed. Although its ex-
tension is small, vel It's advancing growth
is certain. springing os it does from The
very nature and fitness Of things. The !
study Of physiology embraces more than
barely the science of eating and drinking,
although this department is Of great i'm
porance. 1t embraces all that is true, all
that is holy, or in fne-a diriae life. To
carry into operation practical obedience 10
every physical la'c, requires an observance
Of every mental lao, for violation Of The
Latter will produce arrangement OF the
functions OF the former
Man, as physioIogist, must examine
the laws Of God in nature. He must read
the very dispensalions Of Gods govern
ment in the true manifestations Of cause
and effect Causality, the GROWING d.
rectory Of intelligence, is never in the true
mind 10 be put 10 sleep by Imagination,
appetite, or tradition Notwithstanding it
is now rocked and sung TO sleep ia the
Theological cradle of the world, yet its
arising animation 70 an active life is not
the less certain. Every kind Of disease
and pain has lis origin in the Infraction of
some natural law, The cause OF which
When fully understood, may be easily re-
moved. Many diseases have their origin
( in the use Of wrong articles Of diet We
eat and drink that which custom and hab-
| it makes common. Ii is often said by
those given 10 appetite, that "what enter
eth into the man does not defile him." as
though poison and destructives might be
taken with impunity, or as though drunk
enness did not def!e HE slave to alcohol.
FLEsu EATING is Que Of the greatest
enormities Of The day, because 1t tends 10
other crimes Of worse form, BY harden
inc the mind, 10 unieeling sensations, 10
}kil. No person, unless he be totally de-
PRAYED, can Kill with his own hands, the
harmless lamb, or the innocent calf, and
see them struggle 10 the agonies Of death,
without feeling a conviction that something
is wrong. Here takes lis rise the spirit
Of murder, BY putting to sleep Conscien-
liousness, and exciting Dsstruciiveness, for
the qualification Of A!imcntiyercss. No
one becomes 4 great sinner Ell once. 1t Is
by degrees that the most cruel robber, or
the most inhuman tyrant has descended
Ito the creates, denominations. Every trans
erosion teEds 10 harden the mind in un-
concious abuse, and firm character al
var with human nature. No person can
uerceive blood aud slaughter 10 a true
state Of society. Man must have siuned
: before he could destroy lie. Think OF
butchers in the Garden Of Eden. So long
, as man will butcher the animal, for the
, qualification Of appetite, the world will
: bound in crime and wars, slavery and
) oppression, unless cause has ceased TO pro
tduce effect A degree OF the same feelings
. are brough, into action in the destruction
5 Of animal life in any form, that is requiret
! to destroy human being He who wi
exoel IF. from the OK fJr trivial consld
GRAFTON, will Tor proportionate amount
importance do the same to man. Neari,
all nations have st some period OF tim
J been cannibals. Their ca7nivcrous fee
J. inrs, which then could feed on slave, ca
= now devour the Lamb and the dove. w
!, now look back upon those nations wlil
horror and contempt, for their inhuma
:, barbarism, as future generations shalt u
|. on US, for our cruelty and eagerness
f. killing aud devouring the animal. S
lie long rs a house is erected for slaughte
- and the butchers knife is carried Sher
; forts, arsenals and vessels Of war will
erected, for the convenience OF huma
slaughter, and popular way OF murde
of Peace mea and NonresisiantS can ne
re er accomplish the object they profess
e, aim at, until they shalt commence at Il
= root Of the matter. and remove the eau
that has produced the evil. Children a
taught to be csuel to animals. and that
- is right to kill them. Here, {" as Z
~. ltwig is bent the tree inclnes, ~ the ml
list that is inuocent and harmless os an ang
Ila receives an impression that is false,
'"S rection That if pursued will terminate
the greatest misfortune. There are f