Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-12

There is a volume of sound sense and Judi.
ciOns reproofs in the following artile from the
Christian Examine, i, and just as applicable here
as in New England: g44s5,; +,,r
Men in Cries always decay in yigor; they are
small in size, feebler in strength. The average.
Iage at death in Boston IS not qnite twenty. In
Dukes County it'isionly forty ytve. SO twenty
men in DukeSr County will live nine hundred
years; in Boston only four hundred There ara
great odds in the healthinesS.ofi towns. In Lo.
well, tweuty-one die out of one thousand each
years in Boston, tEenty y-fpur; in Baltimore
twenty five; Philadelphia, twenty-six; {Sayan.
nah, forty-one. Out of one Thousand mem in
New Orleans, sixty more will die ina year than
at Lowell There are similar odds in different
parts OF thecity. Mentake little notice Of these
things and try to live where they are sure to
die. They attend mnch TO money, andllittle to
man; and 50, in getting the means of living,
they lose life itself Farmers die atIsixty -four:
shoenakers at forty y-three; printers at thirty-six
So thirty-SiX farmers wilflive as long as forty.
three sLoena&ers, or six ty -four printers. WhyP
the farmer breathcs air; the shoemaker, wax
and leather; the printer, ink and type metal,-
In schools, great stress is laid on training tie
mind mi always the mind, nothing but the mind.
Tue most excessive StlmulantS are applied to /!
make little girlslearn the maxitmumFO of books
IN the minimum Of time. We forget that God
also made the ilody; andif this searthen yes
~ S @ tl1Is stil lle SPIRITUAL treasure
runsiout, and peTiSheS from the earth. FOrSne-
ceSsfin life there is needed y good br4in.and a
good body. ~ One is worth little without fhe
other What God has Joined we are everlaSt.
lhSiVpnttlng aSunaer. But most of the eminent
'!le'i III A.nerca have tough bodies; Wllatpo@
er Oh WORK Is lnAtnemI ! Look at the rich Iner-
chants, at our great lawyers and judges; men of
science, politics. letters. They are men of Wig
.orous health, who can eat dinners, aud sleepo'
nights, and work all day long /; they live to ,
decent ana respectaole age: sg
"A venerable .doctorot medicine, more than {
eighty Years old, may be seen every day in Bos-
ton walking hsiropnds at that great age man
Iuily representing not only the SCIENCE, but also
the charity OF that healing art'he had done so
mug. ! % as wei asto apply we never
l""K lI' nj DE- JameS Jackson without reverent
IuahkiulheSs Tor the wise ana te:nperateiVlSor
iwN!cIi nas kept nm useful so long. Mr.. -Qnin-
cy mas q hatl"nal reputation, not only for lnteg.
Tlty' Whlch never tprsook him IN time OF trial,
ouI 4 atso IoT snaf strehgth OF BODY HVhlehFhOldS
nooly out IN ms eighty seventh year The hap
ny oio age OF lhese two Yenerable and well known
'le. Is oue 10 otherlnheritanceieSs than to their
acuVe, regular ana temperate habits; because
Wise, their life IS also long.
8 Eae fashionable idea of what q woman should
oe Is nearly as pernIclous as the theological con
Ssptlon Gel ot"hat God is almostsns unratural--
oHe ,g must oe Us leeoeas5a ghost. Hardly can
sue sue oeaT tne burden OF herIlI-supported clothes
STEADY ana continuous toll,ls impossible to'such
a ooH. ohe gloTies IN ler shame; andis-as proud :
.9I weakness us 4leFc9ics and Sampson are sup
poSed 10 nave been OF Their legs and great 6urly
shoulders. But ne doubt ii,it be natural that a
cultivated woman" should be cross. between
snost ana a London doll Charlemagnc's
Saaugn5,er' !, on, her shoulder carrying home her
lover through, the ttreacherous and newly fallen
snow' Is ilttle nearer the type OF tue animal
woman. IN the sweat ot thy brow shalt thou
eat bread though ,reputcd as curse for man
alone, Is blessing winch the Infinite Pronounces
aiSo also on a woman; tue second oenedletlon record
eo IN IN uensSls' Is :! 5s,5.,E.sese5
a certain s. amount OF work is necessary to
Keep i inc BODY sound: Our lite IS the dy1pg Of
TL aItlcles a ana ne~ones
taft q tne e1lste matter must De got rid OF by
PsrSplratlon through the pores OF the skim
ne natural work OF earning food, shelter aud
Talment, n is also the natural means for health
u tllS oe not dune there is accumulation OF
dead. matter; and the delicate woman, too proud
70 cooS her dinner OF. to wash her clothes, at
engt comes 70 this ylle !drudgery-tlhe menlal
MorNs l.oragglngs about all day q piece OF q
SioSeniy, unIandsome corpse: Heaven sSyeus
from tie righteous sentence to such hard labor
!oF !!i. me- no conft OF ooctors can reverse the
uee!Slol{ot that lnnnlte Ghlet JQStlccw whose law