The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-13


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P.eu.s.s:nn 1.e Ssos..' fuses n nuM
), Inc terrsh'c calamities attendant upon !
me cholera are not ct forgotten, and hence
the advances Of the plague excite great |
alarm IN Europe, and il t reaches Germa- |
ny or England. will no doubt cause niucO |
anxiety IN America. The cholera seems 70 I
a nave oeen comparatively unknor, N, o. -
The Characteristic description given BY Syd.,
enham, It must have existed In EnRisno
TWO centuries ago, but not IN pes.l!ent
form. The plague - totally dlnefentois-
ease, and probably bears about the same
relation to typhus fever that epldemlc cno!.
era does to the common cholera; that y.
"a violent and exaggerateo toIm o. an "a
NJ well as the moral development OF man
kind shows that God takes the common Ole
ements of nature TO perform the purposes
Of His divine providence. 1t is not neces-
sary to create . new disease in order 10
scourge the world. AS long ne The larger
part Of man continue to dwell in vice, NTH,
ignorance and improvidence, 1t is not nee
to make It . pestilence and scourge. 1he
history OF disease IN dlNerent natlons Sno
in different periods is one OF the most m
Structive and profitable chapters IN Inc PM
losophy of human nature. Statisncs-tne
true foundation OF sclence-nas Gemonstla.
ted that HEALTH 10 lneeparaoly connected
with sound morals. And ~ SOUND morals
We mean the minor ~ we'll ~ major vir-
tuee-cleanllneos ~ Wen ~ !empesance,
industry % vel q noneesy: II an9os1iy
1t 10 necessary 70 nave comfortable oWelI'
tnas and cleanliness to prevent contaglon.
30 Of al the virtues. They cluster togetn.
o., and are 40 necessary 70 the vltanty OF
the body AZ to the elasticity OF the mind.
lev condemned AIustrations OF the prlnc1ple
will show that most peetilences are pveccst-
abte, and instead OF seeking 2 cure, we
should first seek prevention. Dr. CHAIN
ers says that wisdom consists IN anticipa'
ting; and in the case OF g pesulence this Is
unquestionably true. when . pesulence
has once got hold of city or community
1t IL In vain to seek q cure. The whole Nd
terra Mcdsc6 has no resources 10 meet tne
case. The first great tact IN the history OF
pes'lle1ce -. lha.N ~1s sen,IoA9 anoIe ~.
I'VE an9 oes.IucMve nuuG!u, " 1919 - ~
.nan . ~ ~ my. Wy: ey o ~ M.so eme
M n uMu pnys.su 49, .o.ee ~. ~,
H1ve u,."''sseneu .ae eo"Ses. .l. s 40 sne
PlAnciHle' auu s.at!s.'cs sno~ .nae ~. .l os
erage NE o. man IS Mucn larger 'nan ..l ~
vas , over .n,se Genauiles ago. na. s' aus,
x s,Cs sAuw .one'nins 1no,e lua sa1.I .uon
's. a..a ., n". ~ :. VIC rs '.me, ,lnt -
Va. Dee.es IasS, as - ea1ieu, AIS. -,
ina. .nose VINO nave taIger houses, more ao
IooM' letter 10Y anu p 1es', LIZ =,
n"'' aseaaee, IVY. ''oe, Ia. .noso re. ~
Sle:oplosNe .unullun' -, HoM wv, lug
W. woI.n any snims a. a.; a,,s,s' .ne a
e.. no : W ~ enooulake .n.usy: sleali ~.
less in. .e oluei' SnlpeI ,' n III
a Hne, al no a.. 'asm ~. eune
sIy "patenus WV 49,. "u 10y cuape'e =.
sua comaoa, Ia san a;N,n KEEP ~ 'nem IA y.
wlsnou. eense anu .ue. ne IanAs VI
p ossI's are culs aeHluiseu llol,i .ne
1anAs VI wea WEI. s elaenian N,ul us was
sou.a1 t.. anu poii.ey aeoueeu - iIe iooi
LOUISE ~ in.e d Was asheo n ne alo
A. nays .ns oes. :Tcle :, Snuus. nave
MI. p. anu y. ahu ~, WIZ nao ONE oeen
mercnan u. ana bankers. 40 MAINTAIN !he
ny LEANS ~ g.c.oSy,"y 40 well as enJoylne
!ae, s.sIssics .eacn .na' ycu mus cui,!va'e
1ne virtues az" Sfaces VI Sntisi'an me-
s r. - l,oe 80,
aGe p.ag1e' as u y, IS 81, caileG, inlss,ec hu.
Iope' as c asa. m al Tue cary ana mloole
ages OF Cnrisuanlty. how lar II had pre-
viously or M NOSE parts Q! me ear'n OF
Mnicn We kno% less, We canho. zen. AZ IS
spoken, .. W 'ne oau Ml,ers , as one Oh Inc
dssolstions OF the earln ana IN all prooa-
nLnIy' uplevalieo among me fagan ma
uons WIN Tue same !esIsul 'o!ce WIN
M Tns pesIMence sweeps on a. Az, nmes, tn :e
A 1nu.aI ulcs ~ uIul0 wy nss =.
oeen observer WIN tna1 sale Wnicn ENABLES
causes snd Avs of nestiienoe. We nse the
tsrrc sns.t;'ance, =. ccver;no ,to wh .,ie
rrnnnd! Tor Il & now known thai nearly All
7nrms ~ nastiienca ara ~ovsrned hv tho
ssna sanersi isVs, '-'e
Ir ~ srs, mac H." 80 rem.rk that r...;.
,.nce .n !. no, poverrea ~ s,5 hv cl,ms,a
w. ana the n5svra a c.;ro yGrIon s~d
~ patar. hnro r,;th naari, e"naI fnrce
~. ind ~ cho,s,s IN Cef.ntts a. De.
4srshnre Par;s. Nav YorE and New ~.
lam. II most csses na.r,v ali va ana
nsstiIances shstad II not des,roved Nv ~.
we're frost. But If we come to look ut other
csnses of nestilence re shsl l. nee ihis ia not
= Climate tTsct Of nj, T. e = oh cSem;cs, At.
fsct. Ant We need not examine this nov.
Cd hv ci;rnate' Hence. we csnnot Ysoard
snv Observation-Disclosures =. r.eva-tive.