Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-08-17


; overworked, and should be unhGr-
, messed and rubbed down. Another man
advised her To back a or and take =
, new start A fourth suggested that II
she would drive right on, sparks or NO
i sparks, the difficulty would remedy L.
self; while still another insisted that
, unless new tire be put on the wheel,
the whole outfit would collapse. These
conflicting eounsels increased the con.
fusion OF the distressed lady, but they
did not make the wheel go round
just then . carriage drove up, 3 gen.
tlemAn got out aud asked what was the
matter. One Of the bystanders said Il
was a brakedown, while each OF eleven
others gave different explanation Aa
TO why the wheel wouldn't 20 round
The stranger examined the turnout,
led the pony forward 4 step, and as
the sparks began flying, remarked:
Madam, your horse, harness, cart aud
wheel are all right The sparks that
the tire draws from the eurbstonea are
merely outward symptoms OF the in
ward ailmeuL The real difficulty IA
not with the tire Of the wheel. but
with It's axle, or It's box just what
the man did next Is not necessary a.
state, bat ia less than ten minutes the
entire trouble was ended lie had re-
moved the cause instead OF temporixing
with the effect. As the lady drove on
rejoicing some one remarked. How
few people In the world reason down
70 the root Of things. and AZ the same
time carry in their heads the know
how that makes the wheels 20 round. ="
II Is just this lack OF reasoning down
70 the root of things that Is today caus.
ing intense suffering TO thousands Of
men and women; and for this suffering,
TO great extent. man Is 70 blame
Refined, educated intelligent men,
/ who have spent eight or ten OF the beat
| years Of their lives In colleges, med.
zeal schools and hospitals, cling 70 the
false, childish theory Of doctoring the
tire, as II were, instead OF doctorlug
the axle, or It's 'hot box They direct
their attention 10 where they see the
sparks flying, instead OF working upou
the hidden spot where the real trouble
IeA The consequence u they never
acquire the know how" which enA.
bleA them 70 regulate the wheels Of
life
When the sparks OF pain fairly nr
from 4 womans head, her back her
Limbs. or the most important and sens.
Tive organs OF her body, II Ia a. sense.
less 10 resort 10 "locnl application. -"
pain cures, or stlmulnnta, "A n IA IN
grease the tire, whip the horse, or drive
on regardless OF consequences. Thos.
people try 20 cure symptoms inAtend ~
reasoning TO the root Of things and re.
moving the cause Of the disorder. IN,
result Is physical patchwork and fail.
ure instead Of success
most conspicuous exception 10 tbis
rule Is the man VIII, nearly thirty
years ago, proclaimed That he WON'T
not make such MISTAKES. but would dc.
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