, 1874-11-30


lndoubs. IT, on tho contrary thoy nro thoughtful,
nu yower ou earth eau stay their rapid progress.
The thinking Of our times moves IN various
cfhnnoH. DY no menus tI,n least OF tlicgs II tho
now ut work on this prohlom than on my otlinr
From, tho simple coal ,ninar up TO tho Kings anti
Trineea Of tho oartli. each t his way a studying
out hfa or tIor future exiAte1ic0. III tue flrBt
placc let mo calI yottr attention to nolo of the
circumstances that control society. may n'en-
ton HUnle that arc peculiar to tho nntu:c OF '1n.
kind; simple IactB predoortnln!ng that mankind
will 1--we together III tho soclal relation OF man
and wife. Ono Of tho anciont classical autllors,
think it is Cicoro, Bays that II inan by so'no
n,ngical ca,lHo was takon away from lis follow-
mon, anil surrounded by wcnl.h and tnagniil-
conco M gorgeous as thu most fertslo imagna.
tion could conceive Of. ho would ieavo all to re-
turn to lho hnbtationa Of his fo!low.men. ,.,
Another Erolt forco in nlolditiE society 1s Tho
fact TINT nlan IL possessed OF moral nature.
Tho nucBt,onH OF right aud wrong will inevitably
como up Joined 10 this is tho iaot that all oir
faculties seen, to be double: Wo can 10 hon
With fully ~ nu,eh forco aud power III wo
onn bo dishonest, un!ruthful, unrightoorB,
and all Tint iH bad and disgusting. pasa-
Ing from thcso, thoro arc certain otlior
facta connected with tho wants, OF man
tllat III great measure tt,'lnenco Hocle!y. Man
does not ro'o. trusting entirely to nature for Ia
subsistence, mt ho IN continually forecnsttDg
and storing up tho nceoasities Of lfo, Ron'etimes
FAR IN adyancu Of his own porsonal wants. This
nature forever dctortntucs that man must bo a.
is that man must live by tho sToat Of hia brow
Society is hl4o influenced by Tho little world
Into which wo aro borll Ii. tho northorn coun-
trios, society will bc in aparIta Tho population,
for their living: tlo climate IL uniforml; cold,
nocessitatlng very heavy md warm clothing.
Under theao conditions, society can but osist IN
sparks. oeattcfol hors and thore over tho
county. In tho friondsier nlimatcs tho
population becomes moro humorous. In Afr!cA
mud III Iutlia the population Is worry dcuso.
larodotuB mentions That iu hIB tilne tliosc wera
~, QUO popular citfeB in tho parts Of those lwo
countries known to tho anclcnts. Anothor his
torai' 1no'stiois The average cost OF bringing nn
n child to manhood or womanAood Al a anlnlE
sum corresponding to what wo would call -.
Under encl conditions "a these, the population
coulu not DO anything but numerous. On Tho
ottor hand, tho heat Ut the TropicB ID almost ns
extreme cold in tho polar circles: In Brazil, .
country twelve times the alzo Of Franco, thoro IL
unly population OF about G.0Q0,o 900, a,ln no
ruina of nuclont civilization. Il III IN the Toni
pcrate zone that h[story recors hSr n, marcon; #
no cannot avoid being impressed with Tho
homes OF our childhood. Thnso aro tho tontlor
nurseries from which tho Strengthening plants
aro transplantcd to their poetlon In lifc's army
tl,eeo aro the ltt1o streams that los forever
tiIo chnrshes of tho world on s,nal sca,o Tho
rrca. hattle of lSn Ia NOT ,nnua iu ono araud and
swconInv ohnreo. :. II Ia mado by uon,pa,,icn ekir-
r,,ahtuos ntjvsncinr and rntreatinv inccsannt
" nil oyer tic world, Tho bono takes
our r,eo in its inranoy. md maiutaius
IN inii,Ie,rn .for nbout nne-tllirt of orr
nvernre lifc. How hard Il ia to broak away from
hn,nesS;tu attocLmcuta. its lcHsonB. Tho rciIec-
tloa of home nro in,n,inted on tho face OF oyory
uerno,, whom wa moet on tho streets. Some uru
MIRO brirtt and brnutifnt lo,ue. j. ot{,nrd a,o
t,oId anil ehearlees. perhaps from uoycrty mr.
hara from nyaricionenesp, and e,slt ot]lors aro
fafse. hollow on,ptv Lonrs upbeosBinr n,teckres
in ni'nnst ovnrv cnr;,nr Il IN from Tin h'n,o'esu
and nusl,oltcred o,,os that socie.y ia most on
ever succesafuI iu lie.
Tho school is but a division Of labor that would
othorwiyo bo flouo ut houo. You can not nd
yaucs peopIo in uly uthcr ratio tlau the mo-
portion OF thoy education. Thuro Ia
10 other vay to rid tic peo,Io ftop,
Hunerutition.. Thero Ia nothing hit inte]irencu
that viii ever lIft uoop|c nboyo Imposition
or s,1.1oratiiop Con, rant the Ca(,r letcrcarricr
wl,o run. from, yItnco to village carving q latter
ia c!uft-stick. with the ,uoiey1, trausit of Ut,
enormous n,antity of mail, All thjs il tho yo-
enlt Of mut1orn clucxtiou. II, Cfreut Dfitain
nlouo il IN estimated TINT tho wor!, lono by
stcnu in ou,,al to the work or 400 600 t0O u,u1;.
Some QUO, think IL is Huskju. SAWS tllas man
should learn three things: WLut kind of q void
DO lIyus in !: how 10 ret through Il: a,,I souIo
knowletlro Of Tho waY to ret ont or It. And
right Lero lot mo suggest TINT our oon,5non
schools nre not what thby ought to he, Wuole