Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-09-04


else. Send the blood c5ur~ing rauidly
through the veins. Expand Ihs chest
and 3 rengtheR he muscles. You will
.hnd plenty of inform ton on this sub
jsct IA any Standat q works ON phySiOlO-
~ and hygie e. The separate msm-
rber~ of our bodies are factors OF The
whole, and, in perfect heaith. a-e so
clpSely allied and harm ,uiZed. that We
hardly re4lize our physical exjstenoes.
Until we n0 Q the headache, We scarce
" know that ne have a nscd. The
hand performs its delicate offices, al-
must involuntary usttl Il meets with
Ume calamity. when We know very
sensi .lE thas we have hand. When
an injury 81 any member of the body is
communicated t. the brain, he cause
should, ~ 0nces il possible, be removed
and natural equilibrium will immedI
ately sOflOw. ihySiC 81 fOTce IN be
generated. econumiztd and preserved,
thereby giving n conservation Ut power
which a, times may become vitality use
tul. The hand, an gentle a. the sum
mer's zephyr ia its sUtE ministratiOnss
m ty grasp the sword with \ clasp uf
STEEL, in sell defense, or IN the vindicA-
ton Of the right. Conservation Of fuI &c
i like the penb up fury OF y volcano; it
can hurst forth with irreSiStib e power.
There. Ore garner yuur ST. engLh, aud
use il ~ you reel it,, ever remembering
that physical culture is one VI the great
elements OF human success.
wish now for few moments to
briefly discuss some of the lhenOmeaa
uf the mind. and to offer few ,upge T.
i"ns, which may possibly aid ynu in the
cultivation OF yOur intellCctS. If can
have ary success with my efforts in this
direct5uR, be It nsver So small, then I
shall not have written in vain.
During the study a. Mental Phi'Os0-
ply you have undoubtedly Uncovered
that the fist great source of kno VledVa
18th Rugh the medium Of sen 8 percep-
ti0n; in 0ther words, q knowledge Of
the existence, state and cnnditirn Of TX.
ernal obiect-, Is conveyed tn the mind
through the senses. With the sense of
hearing I. Dercrive the tone Of human
voice, and can designate the party who
is speaking. The image Of an audience
falls u;IOn he refina Of the eve. and
ner ceiFe that there ia an audience be-
fore me- This perception IL a knOwl-
edge. Now. that I know that per-
caive, il cnnsci'usneSs. another phe-
nnmena of the humae intellect. Doc
tor Porter. Of Yale Collie ga defines
consciousness az the power BY which
the soul knows its oWn aC's and states.
The sOnl il aware # the deHting and
transitorV acts which Il performs: as
when Il remember, feels and decides.
Thus, 90 in. c0nsG' nusn6aS iS - kTowi-
edge of Sensation and nsrcapti0R. This
knoWl sdge leaves an Impression uDon
he retentiVe families Of tho mind. The
mower If recalling jm RESIGNS of i'm
ages or ideas at will. either abstra city NJ
OOBcretelvs is c'llPd memory. In the
narpIex3ties Of lie this facn'tv c mes IN
nnr aid and assi-ts n in the reprodnct.
ion Of former nercentiOna and concept
ions. Reason than Haf,es com nsTisnns,
and. be cl,se anal gV. dedureE q series
Of lngiral svllogisms. or automatic
tru' MS which, sciing as links in the
great chain t.t humG1 dest'nF. hind ns
inev orally to the tern esliti"s If l'fe
Bnf. SAYS one. Whit has all This anal
vsis at the mind ~ ID with self c1ltuFee
l. has verv much m do in teaching ns
how m s'Hdv. When ron OhzarVa that
knowledge is gal al b~
sense nArcs1'iOn. then ron learn that at
tentinn j. the bsee IT at knowledge. As
! stated before. We ara ton nearly senRe-
less 10 the surrnnpdin0s nf Our lives.
earn 10 observe ard nhserVe svst1 mat
ieaiIV. Whatever suhiect mater Won
NAV have in hand give IT, v0ur e"tira
attention. abstrarting yourselves for the
time being, from all collateral
objects and iasuas. mill thai particular
snhiecf matte, Is thoroughly inveefigat-
ed then hx Tho conclusions firmly in
vnllr rnau1 artes, and ynu have deHnaitad
in bank inst sn much ca1ifal unOn which
Won can draw continually and never eI
hanst. Learn 70 think. and think svs-
tenaficallv. BE not tnO hastV tn judge
upOn any proposition but reason careful
Is from cause les effect, weigh each Q int
in i-sns, draw your analOgies from fnnd-
amental truths. and your c"nc usiNns
will, almost invariably be correct. The
expansion Of the mind NAV be almost
heuHdi6<s. Il can arprONima'e in depth- !
tha tiIp al innate sub-slrata Of the uni 1
verse. fns height; the eternsl- heavens.
and IN breadth 10 spaee It eff The alb
aolIts capacity OF the mind borders M
on l. finity. What a bnundless field.
then. have Won far cultiVafiOn.
A short time ago passed nYer q strip
Of country about ninety miles in width,
ejtuatsd in the southern part az New
Mexico. It is called the Fl tornado del
Afuert0. or Journey of deaih. ard iis
is strangely alsrDpOs. for
Il appears like an immage Og gferHal
sleep. It Is a stretch Of trPels s. grass.
less. ,hrubless de>erb, with nothing hat
barrsa rocks and low ranges nf sand
hills, Ii tlessll baking in The bot san.
M low nf Cattlr, chirp Of birds. or
hum of insect<. ever breaks the eternal
stiffness, There Is no snund save the
sic hing Of the brPeZe s. Il sweeps along,
Oaihe ing into its b0som,
hot poisonous gases that arise from this
region Of utter desOlation.
L have thought that the FL tornado
del Nuerbp il but pTOfOtyne 0f the ig-
nnFaut and uneultiya'ssi mind. the lin
its af " hi1;h are necessarily narrow and