Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-05
THE MAN WHO LAUGHS.
THE GOOD IT DOES HIM, IN EVERY
WAY, TO SHAKE HIS SIDES.

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nx r.,vh,sr I. Mentally aud Physi
m. v,.v. of Thre,
caiiy ne"e -
Clergymen - Christianity
Make One Gloomy.
! M mood for laugh
"nislrus. .hA' "'""
| pe. doe,h good like medicine"
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The laug man Is d nea''uy ,,,,,,
There is not the renioues' 'o' mo-
! inlet Of the minute blood vessels Oh 'he ~
man body that does not feel some wavelet
,.or, thu commissions occasionod by good,
| ,.,ohtar - soid well known physi-
nea' " ~. To- .,,,oi,,o or the central
s'A" =, ,a-r,ost dsnths send
man. ID shaAe" :" 10 4, a. s,,r
ing new TIDES OF i'ie anu s'' W. "
face, thus materially tendihg 70 i'suie soo'
health to the persons who indulge tnere'ii
The blood moves more rapidly, and conveys
difyeren. impression to all the organs Of
A., -, as !, y;s;,s than on that particular
- -, ,h. man IL launching
lnysuo Jo"ne e. III.
from wna' IL ooes a' o'n -,
'eaSo" e'e,y $50 ,..1 tia ,fa
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conveying az ~ aoes, h." anu u''''o' '''''
uius 10 the vieai iolces
Inc WORLDS Rreaoe.| , ,nn,N"''
oeeh men "no uiu ny ,,,s
EhJoylneh, III me eaty t1p - raad;,
capacity ior iaugh'e' - ~ III ~, -
ness 70 aetece .no 'i. 49,. .s.s
pecleu' INC uulio' o'' s1'o :. T.,
mere ~ "i"ays soe ~ III. 49,
this "orio' anu 90 'e
can iausn a' youi 'en
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lhay 'ii'pei' 'us me- % ~ -
nov ehoush ~ 'n'n an - 2 20 :.
from your tnr"a. ous" al, IT. sn,'ad
eehera' reiaAa''oi " ~. -
laiiioen' isn' nus, sp' CO., ',f'
ooui'e'e, &C." - :,
must oo''ie ION .'o e"i.."H - o. -
pleasant curves mus. eions'ee aoou' .'e
psr,ei ,ips' 'neie mus. De . Das" 1D -
y. 'ne ne"u an ~ ..''a, - 80 ~ ~
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n'ah uea,.ny anu ".so' o a.l ;. Sa''' '-'s0
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Dr. henson' OF lineage, Is Dapoist hiihis-
yer VINO advocates laughing anu puts MS oe
hei INTO practce' NOV iohg ago ne preached
q sermon on the suolece' III WHICH ne auViaed
people 10 iaigh whenever oney couid. ne
told story ABOUT servant girl he mad VINO
was very ihhch shockea one dav 10 see MN
turn somerset out on the grass soon after
Inc iaihiiy prayers one said sne ala not
UNDERSTAND now d man couid pray ana turn
somerset tne same DAY
uiu i'oe oiaihe lne sHi, Ut. henson saio.
LOT sue hau oeeu III Tue iahhiiy OF pioGs,
soou man hoou 'ha' ne never cracked
shhe ne was SO good thae they put MN III
.ne peh''eh'iary W Keep ehe OUTSIDE world
from concentrating MIN
Ut. henson tells now MS congregation once
haa iaush NJ MS expense. Dr. Vincent was
70 deliver MS lecture on fools" In intro
oucmg MN Dr. Henson said'
Dr. vincent wlil now give you his lecture
on FOOLS. Or. Vincent, may say, is him
seii one OF the oest orators OF our church.
may ,, oe a ,ooi' salu VI: vincent In be-
k Hi ouI am not nail as Dig one as
A-e''' "oo'A maze you oeleVe'
TRoPHoNIUs CAVE
Rev. Charles Fl Eaton Of New yorb s,rs
Pausanias gives description of Trophoniusi
cave, which he tells us was made in the form
OF huge oven and had many particular cir
cumstances which disposed the person who
entered it to he more pensive and thoughtful
than ordinary. A man who had once made
his entry into this cave was never observed to
laugh again. 1t was usual in those DAYS when /
any one was more than usually gloomy to
say ehat he looked like one who had just come
out OF lrophonlus' cave There are some who
LOOK upon Christianity and the church as a
kihu OF lrophonlus cave. There can be no
oouot ehae certain pessinistic views which
nave oeen associated with Christian doctrine
and some of the teachings of the pulpit afford
Justifcation for the opinion that Christianity
fayors gloomy disposition A conyentnal
sermon was once preached in Rome, in which |
Oh original sin, and that Adam could NOT
go sn oeiore 'ne IAN IL is also true that
f.at enc teius 70 serious and |
,,,a,,t - = aulo VI n',nu out the Old Testa
Is, ..,rla ~ 'e'u Laughter Is mad" said |
r,hr;stian ,h;, 'lne " Aausn' tnink 1t was
! .La fo'op"ei VINO SAID, Laughter |
Iii y y Vi 'eason' though itsexcess is
n n,st ho ,d,;.
Ala mot ;,,1,,,r.' 100 'nat simeon Stylites
II NAV ho 80 'nu1n III laughter, but
utb tha - C,.s'; .'"s no equally dispensed
fe tn ia ~ 0p'' IL anu manner of
,ocept aud ,,o,,,Ia', nave painted the in
and tha e. oiue' eN Gu naoe In the manger
rbe world wait. o w. ana bleeding victim
7brist na.ah;a It's .ne master who shall paint
n the straa ," as Tue children at their games
,is 800 90. anu drawing them to him by
greed that i"a,. anu quiet laugh All are
10 49, 'n'1 daughter Is good for the body and
vh, So w. ii'us thought ne had lost day
sterns as nau passed 1t without laughing.
# Iita ~ W laughter iengthens the term
,row fat" while Goethe a %.yn Laugh ana
S ooelue declares He who |