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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XX, Issue 2041, 11 March 1887, Page 2 (Supplement)

1 I 1 , In the face "f the impossibility of 1 arning '!»•’, ina.a about everythin 1 ,'the civiii.o-d mind • | a:,’, \vi- dv mused to attempt it. Forth" jib-- tea' it tuts become palpable t" the ■ ■ re.i iinrpnblicthai v'cnoral human knowledge - 1 hr- o or wn all individual capacity—inat 1i la f o ire t , spreiali-in and that all sp... i j e,;,.-m r mires natural qiiahiieaiions of a I : I, hj ,0d..0, I'ict •is a retc ta 1 recortii; hm , that in tie r mote future each of im mu-t be ’ O .I|>. lit (O loam only (vri.vn farts out ..f ! . Iranv ini.l unis of classes of facts; and for j tats ciiaii-'c the newspaper is preparing' manI km', T: ■, ft.tura will lie somethin I ,' very ' | d.:: tvt.l fr m t;:e present—the world will j 1,-, divided—like the republics of the ants j mt • various \v..rkimi classes, each pursuin'; ■ 1 -to lies th re-t must ienoto the methods of, . . wliil't v "0 '.mi/ n; tiie results; but all those diilifiiu pursuits must ever depend for their , value upon each other as el'Scly as the labors of tier p'-ysician depend upon tim-e of the cv mi'' to-day. Of cciicr.il inert ire in kllow- !• '.: we wiil ntily be able to .pid;e t,y ocea- ’ -.ual ,ii oanler with fact-, and then, per--1 'naps.:;'.;, vnrurly, as an ant may bide" the . ’: ,■ u In’ it t i"h -s for the tir-: time ' w.th - a’l’rt IVe. It th • !l"W-":p- is sc.r- ---.• \.v i p o d,r 1-• ok, it will c.rtainly he a . • -,t .aval . the ibrt,' ] -I ?uy whole did v»i timr fiMil \ ■ t til ' ; ‘ t, :m V ■' [i t - " la lift y . _ i vi■ lb" d .'.iii"V of a i ah' i a o a th ■ 1 I" '■ I l.i. d 11 I ; 1 llell'e 1 ! i, .■ , . ...r '1 ■ nit* .I, I udh'W \oa tnii.-t ~, " . I t 'I’ ' Id, n’l uud.l.Uiid it.’’ ” JJ.lt 1 1 do—l -have myself.”