Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-07

Mistakes Of Educated Men. a'T
The above In the title Of lecture delivered
by John 8. Hart, of Philadelphia, who hav.
ing seen the shoals on which our literary and
professional men have so often grounded,
points them out with words Of suitable warn
ing His first monition to his young friends
is, take care Of your bodily health. Without
this. your intellectual attainments will be
shorn Of more than half their value. So
many helpless. hopeless wrecks, has the a,,-
thor seen, on every side in professional life,
that he dwells on this point as precmincntly
essential. As another important element OF
success in life, he bids his hearers acquire the
habit Of being beforehand with whatever they
undertake /" "sfJ sh' 10 9l8 a'a
You will see an editor scratching and
scrambling for copy at the very latest mo-
inent, and living it is to lie feared, in greater
dread Of the office devil than Of the other per.
sonage Of the same name. You will see the
professor quaking over his inconlplcted cx.
pcriments or his half finished manuscript,
anxiously dreading the summons to lecture
You will see the clergyman locking himself
up on Saturday, to push through under high
pressure the sermon that must be delivered
on the morrow. These all, and others like
these, simply in consequence of bad habit
Of mental action, pass through life in per
petual state Of discomfort and professional
poverty. Brain work SO done is generally
badly done, besides being done at 4 ruinous
waste Of the life-force. ,,ra 50 .,s.sar8 s4g
TuE GLORY OF THE PMrs. Magnificent
nay, sometimes tcrriblei Other trees, tuiting
crag or hill, yield to the form and sway OF
the ground, clothe it with soft compliance,
are partly it's comf0rtcrs But the pine rises
in serene resistance, self-cOntaine,l; nor can
ever without awe, stay under great Alpine
cliff, far from all houses or works Of men,
looking up to its companies Of pines, as they
stand on the inaccessible juts and pcrilous
ledge Of the enormous wall its quiet multi,
tudcs, each like the shadow OF the one beside
it-upright, fixed spectral as troops OF ghosts
| standing on the wall Of IIades, not knowing
each other---dunb forever. You cannot reach
them, cannot cry to them--those trees never
hear human voice; they are far above all
sounds but the winds. No foot ever stirred
fallen leaves Of theirs. All co,nfortless they
stand between the two eternities of the va
cancy and the rocks yet with such iron will
that the rock itself look bent and shattered
beside thcln--fragile, weak, Inconsistent, com
pared to their dark energy of delicate life and
monotony of enchanted pride, unnumbercd,
unconquerable. -Ruskin. .. ......r.. ......-.....
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Tue LAWYERS IN THE Iowa LEGISLATURE.
On the llth inst. in the House, DIR. Walk
nv of,r.d TIN f,i,,,,;,.. ,r,.,,,h,o .,,a ..,,,,,
ton: y 3s2sa.'f #.i l1 a'aTa atoH DE@@
Whereas, there were twenty nine set speech
es delivered in the afternoon of yesterday,
and twenty. seven Of the same were made
by members Of the bar--- iro3ih.z
Therefore, Resolved. That the twenty sew
EN- lawyers Of this body shall he deemed out
OF order whenever they occupy more than
four. .fiiths of the entire time Of this House
and no one member of the Legal Phalanx OF
this body shall be allowed TO read more than
three set speeches on the same question with
out being considered ont of order; and fur
ther be it resolved, that tho gentleman from,
Dubuque shall not be permitted to sell this
| House more than once week. s'
The DIR. said: ss''fo "a. f9
T. Mr.. SPEAKER- A sense of humanity and
philanthropy induces me to present this res
olution, with a strong desire that it may pre-
vail, and thereby prey ent the binding flashes
Of legal light, an the towering waves Of for.
ensic lore that were seen and felt here on
last evening, from falling with all the ponder
Gus weight of Blackstone on our devoted
heads, and forever bnrying all other mem
bers Of this body out of sight, thereby leaving
our wives ana little ones TO mourn our un-
t'me,y iate wthont one ray OF nope TO point
10 heg'slat'Ve resurrection.
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