HEALTH.
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Health is equally neglected, and with e.


quail improprety, by the votaries of busi-
ness and the followers of pleasure.-Some
men ruin the fabric of their bodies by in
cessant revels, and others by Incorporate
studies; some batter it by excess, and Others
sap it by inactivity. TO the noisy rout of
bacchana.an rioters, it will be to little pur-
pose that advice is offered. though it requires
no great abilities TO prove that he loses
pleasure who loses health; their clamours
are too loud for the whispers of caution, and
they run the course of life with too much
precipitance to stop at the Call Of wisdom.


Nor perhaps will they that are busted in
adding thousands to thousands, pay much re-
gard to him that shall direct them to hast
en- more slowly to their wishes. Yet, since
lovers of money are generally cool, deliber-
ate, and thoughtful, they might surely CON
slider that the greater good ought not to be
sacrificed to the less.-Health is certainly
more valuable than money, because 1t is
by health that money is procured; but thous-
ands and millions are Of small avail to allevi-
ate the protracted tortures OF the gout, to re-
pair the broken organs of sense, or resusci-
tate the powers of digestion. Psvorty is. in.