{"newspaper_name": "Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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rcise.-Throughout all nature, want
Of motion indicates weakness, corruption,
inanimation, and death. Trench, in his
damp prison, leaped about like lion, in
his letters Of seventy pounds weight, in
order to preserve his health; and an Illus
lrious physician observes: Il know not
which is the most necessary TO the sup
port of the human frame-lood or notion.
Were the exercise of the body attended to
in corresponding degree with that Of the
mind. men of great learning would be-
more healthy and vignrous--cf more gem,
eral talents-of more ample pre- ical
knowledge; more happy in their domes..
tic lives: more enterprising and attached TO-
their duties as men. In fine, it may with
propriety be said, that the highest reine-.
ment Of the mind; without Improvement Of.
the body, can never present any thing
more than half human being.