WASHINGTON, D. c.. FRIDAY. APRIL 3. 1916.
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mean to bring out and perfect our nature
No business or study, which does not pre-
sent obstacles, tasking to the full the intel
lect and the will is worthy Of man. do
not then desire to release the laborer from
toll. This is not the elevation to be sought
for him. Manuel laboris great good but
IN so saying, must be understood to speak
OF labor in its just proportion. 1t is not
good when made the sole work of life. In
excess it does great harm. 1t must be ioin-
ed with higher means of Improvement, or
It degrades instead of exalting Man has
a various nature, which requires variety
OF occupations and discipline for its growth.
Study, mediation, society, and relaxation,
should be mixed up with physical tolls
Life should be an alienation Of employ
ments, SO diversified as to call the whole
man into action.