The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-28
For the Upton Aavsrtiser.
fhfsnoiogy vs.. Intempcrance.
LETTER NO.

HONEST READER: To presenting this
important and moral subject, we shall in
'he hrss place briefly explain some o!
those laws which govern the influences
OF the body upon the mind, aud v::ce
versa secondly, show the consequences
or penalties attached to the violation of
'hese laws; and, thirdly, point out the
eheets OF Intoxicating drinks, Of every
Kind and degree, upon the physical and
mental economy, the course, curse, and
hnai end of the drunkard, or inebriate.
by the violation of natures laws. thus
inducing their penalties, first by power
iuiiy stimulating tho body, blood and
Drain, thus weakening and derangius the
moral and intellectual faculties aud Fl.
naily shortening human life.
lst proposition is, that There exists
reciprocal relation between the condi.
tions Of the body and the states Of the
mind, showing clearly the power of in
fluoncir & and being influenced by that of
the other. For auyht we know, man in
the first might have been created purely
splritua! entity, withou. q body, and not
physically, but as We see, the crea, ends
of our earthly existence are evidently
better calculated and secured by cur na,
lures being compounded We are con-
posed OF mlnd and body and united by
the reciprocal action Of certain phvsiu.
logical and chronological laws, which cx.
ercIses powerful influence urya the
states OF the other. Hence the three
extreulcs. q clear cold morning, a heavy
muggy atmosphere, oppressive heat, &c.
will differently affect the mind by throw
ing the dady into different states. Oh
serve that high fever increases the men
tai manifestations, thereby augments the
sense and feelings, whilst hunger, fatigue,
and loss of sleep, will enfccbe the state
of the boay. At'liclion enfeehles physic-
al action, and health sustains the mind,
or intellect. THUS, the constant and
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