Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-12
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Mrs. DR.. BiphOp will deliver a lecture
at the assembly period next Thursday
morning at li:i5. Citizens are invited
to attend this lecture.
Mr.. Clark, who was absent several days
on account OF a gymnasium accident,
has returned, almost recovered.
Mrs. Hadley, Mrs. Hodgin and Mira.
Childs, all Q nelghbors Of the uni
yersity. we're interested visitors OF the
meteorological department, where Prof.
Weinzlrl explained many things and
answered their questions. They also at
tended Prof. Herriek's Tuesday lecture.
On Tuesday morning, before President
Herrick began his lecture, he again took
occasion TO call attention OF the studente
10 the worthy efforts Of the Bicycle club
ol this city in building a wheel road 10
the mesa, and urged all TO give such d
nanciRl assistance "a could DO given, and
went 40 far AZ TO suggest that he might
ask the young men some afternoon to
leave their studies and join him In doing
some work ON the east end Of the wagon
road. This subject OF the presidents
talk, he said, was not OF his own choOs-
ing but was proposed by another a few
minutes before. Il was "The Autumn
Leaf" a specimen Of which, golden In It's
change from summer, no held In his
hand aud proceeded TO give a thoughtful
mud interesting talk from the suygea
lions OF the leaf. IL Is a reminder OF pact
beauty and good, from spring and SUN
msr. The leaf "a more than ornament;
II gathers food for ths trea from the air,
and from the iuhlence Of leaves
we get much OF our own food
The leaf is a symbol Of pat
activity, and its changing condition eug
gests the changes ia our own lives. lt Is
a prophet OF winter, and reminds US that
we are approaching each day nearer the
winter OF life which should not be
dreaded. The nan at 40 should be hap
pier than he wa at 20, because Of the
maturity Of mind which enables him TO
better understand and appreciate the
functions and frultage OF life. The
president then touched upon his theory
Of the psychological aud physiological
cause and significance OF pleasure and
palm; that pleasure wa nervous activity
spread out over the body. while pain son
hned itself TO this narrOwest possible
channel. Though winter Ia coming "a
us all sooner or later, a. Is indicated by
the three warnings given by the angel
to the oriental monarch the whitening
hair, the falling teeth and the failing
sight-still WI should look forward with
JOY and not fear, and 80 live that true
pleasure may be our share, even in this
sunset OF this mortal life, which Is but
the change into a richer and fuller life
that Ia eternal.
DIR, Hope was the speaker at Assembly
on Thursday. He chose for his subject
Muscles" and gave to the students I
very practical talk. We wonder VIII
some people have strong. round muscle
while others must 20 through life will
weak iabby ones. WeGklings come from
~weaklings and the sins OF the father ar
VISITED upon the children unto the thir,
and fourth generations. "But," says thI
doctor, I'VE are not responsible for on
ancestors, nor for ourselves that we wer
born. The question is, what can we d
with the conditions that existY" II
then offered some sensible and yaluabl
/, directions for the development OF mus
cles, which directions, he said. OF cOurs,
would not be needed. The feeble lntan
should receive greater attention an
: care than his robust ana more faYOre
brother. Every n should breathe cor
Tsctly through the nose where impuritie
are prevented from entering the lung
by the Ane sleeves nature has provided
/ Sore threats should be attended tOAt one
e and not permitted to develop INT
disease. The doctor approved OF a wis