Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-05-02


tween the equator and unsounJ doe
triues of finance.
Doubtless il IA true Tim, tho struy
ole of man with his environmenI
whether of palm trees and tigers ar
yarden truck nnd COWS IA one ot ih,
most imporiaut conditions of ,ha, grand
p,ocess of trvinr instead ot enioviny
which poes by the name of proyre,s
Certainly some northern peon,e grow
squat and tat and yellow. like the
Lapps. or tail and blonde. like the Nor.
weriuns. while under a tropi,al suu
men become long nnd mnls liz. tb.
Feeiee Islanders or short and corpn.
lent. like In, Diaccas of Central Africa
of whom Mr. Bayard Tavlor bns g,v,n
a arapbic account. but his mnv i. he.
cause they strugyle with their .nv,ron.
ment in different WAYS. nnd meas,,r,l
themselves against external nature
from different points of view. When
the Lapp measures himself against A
laigc and luscious chunk Of walrus lat
there is little left to be desired ii ".
are TO compare his horrible taste with
the delicate palate Of the Arab. who
delights in dried dates. which the other
would only touch in scurvy season.
The systemat,cnl thinkers ar. in
error, however when they roundly As.
sert that there il much more struggling
done and manly endeavor nut forth by
the hardy SONG of the north than by
the so-called lanpuid children of the
south, upon whose naked or nearly
naked bodies the sun forever pours his
liie-giving rays, which are laid away
in the mind us the solar heat is stored
up in coal, to be brought out again ui,
ter the lapse of ages ior the benefit of
mankind, even us Max Muller and the
Pcnnsy lvania coliers are now bringing
them TO light, each after bis kind. Po-
,atoes and cabbapes have their un
doubted valne; the New England man
shall have his say, but we must affirm
with boIdness equally robust that
the Transmitted laziness of the Ilindoos
is quite as valuable us the biggest cab.
baye IN the world. and that those East.
ern pennle are often most prpfitable
,o,Ih..d. 10 ,ro., H., d.,,,ol;,, -,
L.,,,c md III, r,.;,. nn, ..s,l, NV han.,s
M.
Rut os 10 mara osno,,s of no,,roo and
thn ,hinrs ,yi,h wbich ,ha nhr.inaI
s,rus',le Il cnnduc,sd IN nnr,L,rn ar
mnre son,bern Innds ,h,r, ia some
,Ling ,o bc sa,d tnr,L, Ia,,., To non
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nv 49,, ,i,'ad,,' 49, -. ~, ',.,.,., s,,'" .'
m.nt,dly =, ~. &C.. W. .,,ra.Ip si ~
md bid il do its worst, 10 harrow
m, soil il one thing. Ia be harrow,J
by ii il most decidedly another and Of
the two il requires the greater patience
aud cquanimity in trying circumstan.
ces. 10 be frightened by the report
Of StanIey's elepbant-yun shows great
pusiIlanimity, we admit. in pack OF
n,,k,.d sav.,,,,s I'm, do.s nn, ,h,, L.ri,,