The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-13

started right in physical growth. Fresh
air, nourshing food. and cheerful sur
rounding are the rudiments Of hygiene
and good character-bu building. Under such
conditions man will be better qualified 20
is In his nature Mrs. E. d. PRANK.
is street northeast.
Health is heavens own gift. To feel
the blood eOursing through our veins.
producing a wholesome. salutary effect,
strengthens the heart pulses with
thanksgiving that is transfused over the
entire system. Nothing in the world
equals or tanscends good health 1t
gives US a feeling of absolute sover-
eighty; it is the lens through which we
view life, envelOping all things in a
roseate hue: it IS the elixir of life that
gives US ambition and the quickening
power to scale the ladder. to do and to
dare and a boundless energy to conquer
Let us be glad to live and give Of our
abundant nerve and force TO our less
favored brother, for in the exuberance Of
health we find an outlet for happiness in
well doing, and If our souls health is
linked with the physical we can as we
journey along this beautiful vale bless
God for our creation. Mrs. B. EDELIN,.
lSO9 Park road.
Health is the soul that animates all en-
joyments Of life, which fade and are
tasteless, If not dead, without It. A man
starves at the best and greatest tables,
makes faces at the most delicate wines,
is poor and wretched in the midst of the
greatest treasures and fortune with poor
health.
Health is a precious thing and the only
one in truth meriting that a man should
lay out not only his time. sweat labor,
and goods, but also his life itself, to OBJ
tain It. for life Is Injurious to US without
health. cp Epsury
l2l5 North Capitol street,
There are three healths TO be looked
after by the optimist IL he desires to do
any great good in this world. The health
Of body which results from cleanliness OF
person. strict observance of natures laws,
daily exercise, and fresh air; the health
Of mind coming from bright ideals, pure
thoughts. Christian ambitions, optimism,
and honesty; and lastly, health OF heart
preserved by moderate affections, disin-
terested love. and indissoluble attach
ment. Let US create better moral at
mosphere for ourselves and those about
us by observing the dictates of these
three great healths. remembering that
only healthy men and women are wanted
in this life. THOMAS V. MURTo
O. IN. T-FTs-
Who would not be covetous, and with
reason. If health could be purchased with
gold? Who. not ambitious, if it were at
the command of power or restored by
honor? But. alasl a white STAFF will not
help equity feet to walk better than a
common cane, nor blue ribbon bind up |
a wound as well as f1let. The glitter of |
gold or OF diamonds will but hurt sore |
eyes Instead of curing them, and an ach-
Ing head will be no more eased by wear |
Ing a crown instead of common night |
cap J. LEE.
As man thinketh in his heart so is |
be" applies not only to his present state |
Of health, but deals with his business and |
social success as we'll
Good health does not come from luck; |
t comes to us by tremendously thinking |
and doing IN accordance with natural |
low, whether we do so consciously or gu
Most people now know that |
The state Of mind produces certain effects |
on the body. For instance, If we grow |
angry the face viii either change its cei- |