The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-13
nBEYIuG NA-UR L LAWS.
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s~ i. gan, when nr n-nis the
lM err of nature Ia hl~ p1rpusss.
ha /. p;gtnv wb-n iho.a f1rr--
burl him n destruction. Nond~f>
ful Are The advAucrz ne has made IN
kuoxi.ds~: deus- l. hi> ignarsncc
of the nature Of the tnrc<s Win
- uicn he deals. GfrA, bhrA,i~s Af-
nIled vita has observations oi IN.
nh>nomena III nature aus hl- &C
ductiou therefrou, aud }ei he has
scArc~l, pegun 70 tell the story 81
ni- own life. lie uSas ~. tie eic>
GENTS Jt nature for his service
.e, air 70 iriNp nts zt9 - nr wind
nils. a. ire 10 c'- ~sB,
.unte ,ect,,eut s-fvAnt; ia waf-r
!, ..;y. a. euO-Iltu:r 'r clsnci
.ianiinii ..a III. ~ey, ~ winch ne
s.rr,I, c.t.i,iv! n.tur., aud yer Al
ever, turn n- Is tnc creature VI
TMk,bg closer
-,ru .i man unau one get. by view.
~ r,tnrr MS AGc.'mp' t:mrni" ~
II. d~,.cuieuur, II SsI h- found
hat ha Is = giant v ben W uses th-
i..icrs ui ua.us~, pixmA wien We
rrl.t- luu,e fuic-s. lie may not
;,,.,w their ultimate nature but
au..u ,t. Ia. learned shr,r effects
au carefully o.Jsy- their iA~s, he
accom- ,,,shes pufpossa y itch make
nl,n afr.al 10 be their uh.tcs. n"
.a.iuf uses even al A.'iee ~iud
t. ard i,,m IN Ills passage. he hss
irarned 10 set force against force
aud p;otit by tn- resniises, ons hs
- I,owtil.sa 10 cuntTO! i.ie wina OI
at t,,nrs to resist its swiul Jury.
rhe rDgiii. RI develops power from
hre which To uses nf, out II no
should neg.ect 70 ob-e ! tOr nat>
urAI laws u C'M MVuNti'" WV "
vu,,i.i 1rt oe, uni his '.u,iri, aud
min wouiI svsulf. 1i-b core ~.
Ter Tor pu.rr - If,.-.a pui pos
H. ..v.! Il .:.rys-s a. a if.t al Sinse
,...vtt. i! 1928 have pft - unurT
s.43.-,..,.. - am. = ti:.v have
,.ss...,t..g ~ pf,e,st BE VIA
,.,~ u-- Weep their "r!As away
.n.i .,.owu \ community, As "
t4t:r.~s,A Uberev-r one may
....i-hCvs may TIE found o1
- wonderful ingenuity a"d pow
er OF man in dealing with natar-
al t,,;,rs and using t'i<m TO pro-
mote bis purposes. The great
Ixdran),c work ot f1.lf'rnia are
avon, the r,n>t lnt"'s~t hg "v'-
.;-..s,4.1 q, tM> k,nd. '',E w.
.r,.tnAliy u>-I y, - Il: .l-'t~ g.
ATTRACTING gold ir IN tie ~"'', noe
| j. was probably famf'""fy With
- n.e nf water IL this any thHt
a,e used 10 ,rriga,v tue ,,rI'' pi"inH
v,eld a larz4r return tran the "a'
tyr. .emp,oyed mi goIA mining.
I'll. irrigation bitches extend to'
th,,a.and Of miies, aud tie richest
,uchards N the world .ncapvl. What
vaa t.riD~r!y desert tut. In =
region that was almost ra'n!ess
(nut may not continue to DO so)
,.ric,n,tnra has h4eu reduced to
|sc,e1cs. The farmer, 1'rsad'us
neither drought no food, raises hi'
crops With the regularity that a.
Itrnds = manufacturing enterprise
| rne apparently barren soil Dsedsf
,,nly water to make it fruiuul, aW
!, ! the water beiox supplied III )ost To-
right quantity at the right time to-
process OF growth is carr'ea on VIII
\ degree Of re 1ular!ty and certain
~ nnattainable IN regions depeD
don't upon nature for supplies "
rAiu. Yet il these, a> ~ all th
other wu,ks OF man which appai
emily give him rhe CD or O! a.
jnIrueoh~nt master, nF> -W cess de
nrnda u...n his Observance
natural laws. He dses n"t rer's
nature, hut acts IL ha mon'ou
:. relation With her. tie eatne'
the rains of heaven III great rese'
yo;r. ara ...~d- the va ~ sras
=, =, ,.r,,.s,d aeids waiting to r.
cv.va u, thus prodoc'uz, by Art
zeal means, it 10 tru~, t"r como
it,ous favorable to Vegetable grO~t
Man not only appesrs I" '-e out
: \ giaut when be htad'es natu'
In ~ and uses them t hs adva
+. t.ge; be IL . pigmy 'omed to q
n structinn when he ''+hes sho
: laws.