Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-20

with only their instincts there would be
little ground for hope.
But tho hygiene of the future, II 1t is
to be what we hope and long after, must
go farther than we have as yet fully in
tmatcd.
Hygiene must be able to convince men
that their physical organism is a trust
given to them to be cared for and cherish
ed because of itself and yet more because
It is the medium through which the mind
is able to act and develop.
Hygiene must concern itself not only
with mans body but as we'll with all that
has to do with his higher nature. 1t
must enter the domain which has been
hitherto given almost exclusively to tho
moral philosopher and the minister.
When one gives himself to anatomy or
physiology he is in danger of forgetting
that there Is q very important part of
man which he may entirely overlook.
All of anatomy and much of physiology
may be learned from cadaver in the
dissccting room, though the modern ply
sologist would certainly not be content
with this, but the cadaNer is not man.
Neither the anatomists' scalpcl nor the
histologists' miscroscore, nor the chem
lists reagents can ever discover in that
body what ii was which made it man
The eye IS there, but men do not sec
with the eye, but through it.
Tho Inns tongue vocal cords may all
be there. but It was by thcsc, not from
them, that there came words of love, hate,
cntreaty and all the rest that the man
spoke.
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DEVELOPMENT Of which depends i'm large
measure uuon the proper development of
his body. and that well body. is far
more likely to be the abode or medium
of well balanced mind. this it is upor
which most tho sanitary reformer must
build. But there is a vet higher step
| If it be true that man may because OF
this mind live not only for the present
/ for the well nclng of to-day, but that
he may. and by almost irresistible i'm
pulse does, look forward to the morrow
ana many morrows, to life beyond this
ana YET more, if in living his best anc
highest life here he continually look
beyond the here and now to another life
then the indictment 20 lifa, true, hes
life here is tremendous If uan can be
lieve that the best life, physically, Whic.
lie can live here in this present world T.
most desirable. because by it h. is bette
fitted for that other life. then the highes
possible basis for a true hygiene f.
found.
If the mind is profoundly affected b.
the body and If the mind Is to I'VE mere
after then 1t must be 'rue thal hFGleA
comes INTO Close lcI'o"s"'' win le"@'''
Ana II Is lof no l'Ss 'Na'teo "SE''N
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