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WHAT GREAT MEN HAVE SAID ABOUT HEALTH

HIS dctplf personal que»tion of health is one which has at tomc time or other drawn lnom tbe minds of great men in all aget a word of commtnt.

From ibc body of Arabian literaturę comcs tbesc words as true today as w hen they were firtt uttered by wmr scholar m ancicnt Bagdad or Mecca:

"He w bo has health has hope. and he w ho has hopc hascvcrvlhing.*’ “Life is not to live. but to be well.“—-Mamai the Roman port. "Health and chcerfulncw make beauty.”—Cerwntes.

"Physic. for tbe most part. is nothing else but the substilute of exercise and trmpcrancc.”—Addi$on.

Be sober and temperate and you will be happy.*’—lientamin Franklin.

Health and good humor are to the body w bat sunthine ix to vegctation." — M aut Ilon.

The on!v way for a rich man to be liealthy is by cxerci*e and abstinrnce. to |»ve as though he werc poor."—Sir William Tempie.

In health there i* li berty. Health is the first of all liberties. and happiness gives u* the energy which is the basis of health."—Arnie/.

Health is the greatest of all blctting—a hale cobbler ts a better man than a sick king Bickrntaff.

Health is the soul which animates all enjoyment ot life."—Sir William Tempie.

1 he first wealth is liealth. Sickncss is poor spirited and cannot scrve anyonr. Health or tullncss answers its own ends. and has to sparc runs over and inundates the nrighborhoods and creeks of other men's necessities.*'—Ralph Waldo F.rnerton.

I he morbid States ot health. tb*, irntableness of d'*.position aris-»ng trom unstrung ncrvcs. the impaticnce. tbe crossness. tbe fault find-ing of men. w ho fuli ot morbid influence* are unhappy themselves. and throw the cloud ot their troublcs hke a dark shadow upon ot bers. teach m what cminrnt duty there i* in health."—Henry Word Hrtcher.

Infirmity and sickness may excite our pity: but desire and pleasure require the bloom and vigor of health.’’—Roiuuau.

Rctuse to be all. Ncver tell people you are ill: ncver own it to vourveIf. Illness is one of tbose thingt which a man should resist at tbe onset "—Lord Lylton.

WOU.D ANY OF THE ABOVE GREAT MEN HAVE PRE-SCR1BED FOR YOUR HEALTH A TEN ROUND BOXING MA TC H. A SWIM ACROSS THE ENGLISH CHANNEL. A FOOT RACE FROM COAST TO COAST OR ANY OTHER UNNECES-SARY MAN KII I ING SPORT⁷