The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-03

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the development If III. nnlslest faenl.
'ies II slss human mind, Ten hnmrs III
factory work. followed IN two or thre.
henrs ~ domestic labor, max MOI lav.
much Time FIR tho qualification ~ an
nfiN halsit, htst II i~ certain that ihes
hHss even ls~~ Tim. Tor iii. cultivation
of n Tine talent. unr ethical sSsirms
mixture nf Puritan and mercantile,
principles make vs. liable IL forge,
shas 'aiof i 4 blessing rnl, ~ n mvan>
t. something better. tut me-, A. IN. emil
II existence.
LIT ~ consider Oh. way in which
W an Massachusetts, spend cnr lives.
SAYS Henry Thurran. "This world II
business, What an infinite husile
am awakened almost every nigh, hy Oh.
painting uf the locomotive, Ii inter.
rnrts my dreams. There l. no Sail.
hath. |, would l~ glorious IL ~. man.
kind nj leisure for once. 1, il nothing
Int work. work, Wnrk, cannot easily
hns blank book IL write thoughts lii /.
they arr commonly ruled for dollars
aud cents. An lrishman. seeing me-
making n minute in the fields, took IL
for granted that was calculating my
wages Ii man was tossed ont 81 a
window when mn infant. and M made a
cripple for life, or SCARED out VI his wits
hs the Indians, Ii would ~ regretted
chiefly because he was thus incapa,l.
tated for business. l think that there
y nothing, not even crime, more op.
posed " philosophy, aye. IL lifc itself.
than this inc.aSant business
Those who may hope H. improve
their condition. or that III mnnkin,l
cannot work too necessarily. Int ii Ia
hor has III ether purpose bnt prnlonpa.
tion III life, such life seems. indeed, not
worth prolonsine.
II y certain that thu consesl,lcncrs uf
intcmMmnce nrr less fatal Iii Il ffipil
climate than IN the tropics Int this nj
vantage, too. has serious drawbacks,
and, u W. ara told tlal n tropical conn.
n. necessarily cncrvatcs in inlnhli.
ants. and that the North mus, always
he tie heme Of salor aud worth, Iii.
arguments alleged nn either sid. r..
unifr for their digestion yeol many
grains 81 sali. Iii Iii. first place, Ill.
antagonism II strength and warm eli
mnte is myth. The honor I'll heinr
tin strongest men on earth mus, hc con,
coded either ~ the Albanian Turks ur
the natives of Southern Ahyssinia hut
even the snsages II the Malay Arlipel.
hpo, the Afghans, thu Nlhian Fcliul,s
an,l the kahyles II Algicrs and Moroeeo
ARE physically II match for any Northern
rixul.
The palm II longevity. too, can liz
claimed by the nnii,cn III tho winter.
less zone. The vital statistics nf the
French republic show that the greatest
percentage ~ ccntenarians IL Il given
number " inhabitants ia found i'll thu
African colonies. especial, III tho
province OF Elgor Southeastern Al.
giersl, south II TIN Atlas mountains,
wher. tl,e Mohammcslan element ire.
dominates, and the average duration 81
LIE in Southern Arabia, Southern nus.
sin province of Axof), and Northwest.
crn Russia II, respectively, ~, ~ and ls
years.
The Arabs 81 Muscat and Algiers arr,
indeed, the most frugal and temperate
men on thu earth; and her. il the "a.
PLANTATION II tho degenerate condition
II the Southern Latin mccs-thcy ARE
fast livers, and copy to the extent Of
their ability the vices III their heroic
ancestors without initiating their ,ir.
tues. Sickness, like every other process
of organic growth and decay, proceeds
rapidly under vertical sun, and ti,e
same climatic influences which once do.
scloped the genius II Greece and Rome
develop nothing now hut extraordinary
diseases.
A cold climate, Oh the other hand
while II stunts Southern animals, plant,
and arts, checks likewise tho progress,
Of Southern mala.lies, destroys fevc,
germs, and enables tho human body te
resist the influence III various intoxl
cants. Cold itself Ii tonic, but not ,
healthy mechanical one. like physica
exercise; it, agency IL rather chemical
and cxllausts tho vital power very rnp
idly, unless its rasages IRE repaired b,
dietctic invigorants. II may be az
aggention % Say that the tempcrutur.
u high latitude forces IN 10 stimnlat,
our system, and thus 10 wear ont iifc he
tween two grindstoncs, hut nobody ca,
deny TINT thr North liz the land Of in