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… with mental taxation. The leisure hours of the students are often occupied with frivolous pleasures, which weaken physical, mental, and moral powers. Under …

… mental and moral powers would be stronger if they combined physical labor with mental exertion. With strictly temperate habits, and with mental and …

… mental and moral powers would be stronger if they combined physical labor with mental exertion. With strictly temperate habits, and with mental and …

… intense mental labor should have rest from wearing thought, yet to teach them that it is wrong and even dangerous for them to exercise their mental powers …

… from mental and physical labor. Her health would be far better if she were more active, if she would engage more cheerfully and heartily in physical and mental …

… of mental action. The nerves proceeding from the brain control the body. By the brain nerves, mental impressions are conveyed to all the nerves of the body …

… a mental dyspeptic. Your mind has been crammed with knowledge of all sorts,—politics, history, theology, and anecdote,—only a part of which can be retained by …

… delicate mental machinery becomes worn. The body as well as the mind must have exercise. But there is great need of temperance in amusements, as in every other …

… to mental and moral culture. Those of sedentary and literary habits should take physical exercise. Health should be a sufficient inducement to lead them …

… to mental improvement and soul sanctification. With all our profession of health reform, many of us eat improperly. Indulgence of appetite is the greatest …