The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-10
OUR WORN IMMORTAL.
Essay Read NJ the Bridge
port Public school Commence
meut.
BY M~IssiLAuRA BAGes.

Every effect I, produced BY some cause
IN. 80 m.r r. nrsssn a. rnknovn
80, ;uI.s..J.s, :
out mere = DO no ene'' tnIePenaen. y
1t. Inc ehec' may iolow the cause I'm
mediately or alter q long interval. l
may cease TO exist after the removal o
the cause, or continue unaltered by sucl
t. change
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ne NY 'nro"s peSp ~ s.eA
ocean; at once q circle Oh uny VIBRATOR
wavelets Is seen In the water. wave al
ter wave follows, and the motion contin
tipues for all eternity.
One csuse NAV produce 4 succession
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o. enee1 ~. TsSa.-
enecb 80 on Wisnous limit Lug SUI
BY Its attraction, draws the moisture intt
the air where It is condensed and fall
upon the earth In refreshing showers
Ali ye~eetatation receives new life. MAJ
In his turn uses them to supply the fore,
which he expends often with marvellous
%resuIts.
Man. the connecting link between ami
NAL and spiriiusl existence, has been in
vested with The sovereignty Of the world
for which he n peculiarly fitted not only
IN aeeonnt Of bis physical organization
bnt Nv bis mental and moral endowments
Tbs biober tbe development Of these
srdoSmants tbe more capsble i the Of in.
,%sII;osntIv eIercisipe his authority
Wbs,ever tends 10 strengthen his physi.
e,i nature. to increase his mental and L
exalt bis moral endowments must, nee.
essarily. be Of benefit,
"T.sbor neriorms this ofice,contributine
a, onco ~ his be.ltb. bappine.s and de.
vsIonmsn,
Mr. n tbs,e were NO necessity for Ia
bor would be miserable; he would hay,
mo ambition. and his talents by lyinl
dormant would he Of no benefit. BE, il
,;ms'wonld become debased and bis con.
d;,;or be one II ionorance and suffering
The nlsasure derived from idleness L
mail indeed eompared with that which
man tsels when by labt. he has achieved
.ama lasting I,snit.
Man feels hin own worth more by beins
LATTE vort ont great and important re,
snI,s Nv ii. " eYertion. than II al
,h;nes were In such a condition that il
snntS r]snn;rs mons ON bis part 10 accom-.
rl;sh bis ass;rss- Success In one under.
iaL;na awskeps The desire to accomplish
somsthing greater. and grander, and By
5sersss III mind Ia elevated and noblel
49,, ~ fo,msJ Hs I'M become more
~ MOI. csnsbls Of enjoyment which
he nossesaes ip a greater variety Of form.
az Ia ,dvsneas In culture.
cs,is;niv II our labor produced no Of.
,sct bsvond that which Il causes In oul
ovr III and eirenmstauces Il would b
s,.a,. bnt ia effect Il moi thus limited
sn, i, fall ,bronvb a period Of Tina o.
wh;eb We bavs M conception,
All nn,sni,s Of man furnish numerous
illnstrstiops Of The lasting effect Of labor
As,ropomy. The most ancient OF scien
css sfFords mapy examples Of this truth
P,,hasoras, Copernicus, Kepler have
,ors inc na,sed away but The interes'
Shicb .hs;t inyss,ipatiops and discover
;.s s,onssd melted other tocontinue Ii,
~ vbiIs nav discoyeries ENCOURAGE
~ ksnt Live The spirit Of inquiry which
M nnT ;nc,ssseI mapy fold. No,hins
- pc n~l,;niv indicate Inc preatnsss Of
~ bnmsn mind IMAM its ability 10 dis
ever ,hs Iav, which govern the universe
Tie I@jis,atnre. Homer was III,
-.xs.,sst If the Grecian poets
Ia nroduetions OF his pen wer,
,be rrIds If liz country Virgil was Al
s,Jdnt sdmirs, of he Grecian poet ant
:. 49, s,ndy N the lanUuaee eoutriyel
=, ;nfrsa ;nta ria own a sSoothness. deli
esev and bssnlv which marked him q
n. ns,;onsi ma, II Rome. Al the pres,
~, 5sv ths ro,ts Of these authors ar,
s,ndisd IN III n colleges and constitute
~ =imno.,snt i,s,nrs ~ education.
~. wo,Es ri sbskesnere. Milton, and
o.Ls b.vs I'M, "a great an influence fol
- ,o.d.y sStbsv svsr had. Thew Il
49, lii th.y cntsrtain: thew eIeyat,
he tss,s and .trenptben the mind and
~ 20 msJe he,te1 and hsppier Tor /
$500 ~ thsm. The vritipRs Of
d.. "a vol,,irs have yreat fnfiuencs
sS;I n,on Ia world. MANY hlRbl,
sJucstsd men Of The present DAY other,
wise worthy Of our admiration for their
talents are CENTRALIZED In the msshes Of thu
false doctrines taught by these authors
They are daily leading others astray By
Their arguments, Doing iucalcalculabll
t:.-..S ,ha wo.Id N whinh thav miphl
Be- great blessings.
When Cesar conquered Britain TIT
people were unciyiliEed and barbarous
Their religion Was druidism, 4 cruel 50,
pers.ition and human victims were offered
In sacrifice. By the conquest the Ro'
man laws were enforced, the Roman Gus
toms adopted. After time the Christian
religion was introduced and England rap
idly advanced In civilization unit! now /