Note from Bro. Waggoner.
By J. H. Waggoner
LAST Sabbath, 30th ult., I spent at Lovett's Grove. The only subject I felt specially interested to present to the church was the Health Reform. As far as I could learn there was considerable interest there, but I trust it was somewhat increased at that time. I am satisfied that, as a general thing, our people need instruction on this point; and the reading of the Reformer with the advantages of the Institute, is just what we need. The real reform spirit is abroad; and very many are already acting up to the light as far as it has been received or appreciated. I took eight subscribers for the health paper, and the Brn. have sent for three dozen of Mrs. Taylor's "Outlines of Physiology" (Know Thyself), for use in their families. It is the best elementary work I have seen; practical in its design; and correct except in a couple of expressions where it speaks of psychology, rather than of physiology. Works of this kind should be placed in the hands of every child among us, and introduced in every school as far as possible. The children must be instructed to realize and appreciate the nature of reform in order to enter into it with their hearts. May the Lord still prosper the health movement to the strengthening of his people.