Eastern Utah Advocate | 1902-10-30 | Page 3 | Value of Looking Pleasant

VALUE OF LOOKING PLEASANT if you are ill tempered try not to a show it As its a man thin koth in bis his heart so is he and conversely as a man appears to be so will ho think in his heart in other orda it one la Is happy and cheerful and kind he will smile he will speak he will L do acts of kinan kindness ess on the other band hand and this Is just as important to smile and to speak quietly aud ald in a kindly tone even it one feels unhappy or angry ot oi discouraged at tho moment so reacts on the mans inner being that he begins to feel what bo he has simulated this Is a good thought and it points to a plain duty we should never allow ourselves to express outwardly by word or by look any unkind or unhappy thought or feeling to do so Is only to tend and foster that feeling to mako make it grow and get final hold on the character but by affecting the helpful virtues we will dwarf and anally finally pluck out altogether the evil in our nature and we b become come in character the good things we have caused to appear in our countenances and in our voices womans home companion