Now I have said enough about the toxin and some little about the anti-toxin of the Mind. I might go on for hours, stating example after example; illustration after illustration, but the tale would be just the same. Now what are you going to do about it? Are you going to keep on poisoning yourself and those around you with vile, malignant thoughts reeking with the miasmatic effluvia of Hate--emitting the noxious exhalation of Fear and Worry? Or will you cease being a psychic pest-house, and begin to fumigate and disinfect your Mind? And after getting rid of all the microbes of Fear and Worry and the bacilli of Hate, Jealousy and Envy, open wide the windows of the Mind and admit the bright Sunshine of Love, and the bracing air of Confidence and Fearlessness. Come, friends, let us get out of this habit of poisoning the air with Fear, Worry and Hate Thought. Let us join the ranks of the Don't Worry company--the Fearless brigade--the invincible, conquering army of Love. Let us be bright, cheerful and happy--the other things are not worth while. Let us be Confident, Expectant, Hopeful and Fearless--these things are winners. Let us be filled with Love for all men--and we will find that Life is one sweet song. Love, Faith and Fearlessness, are the ingredients of Life's great Anti-Toxin. Try it and be blessed. Ella Wheeler Wilcox Undertakes New Work. FAVORITE AUTHOR BECOMES ASSOCIATE EDITOR OF THE NEW THOUGHT MAGAZINE. BEST WRITING SHE HAS EVER DONE NOW APPEARING IN THAT BRIGHT PUBLICATION. The many friends and admirers of Ella Wheeler Wilcox will be interested to learn that this gifted author and thinker has connected herself, in the capacity of associate editor, with the New Thought magazine, and that hereafter her writings will appear regularly in that bright publication, of which the aim is to aid its readers in the cultivation of those powers of the mind which bring success in life. Mrs. Wilcox's writings have been the inspiration of many young men and women. Her hopeful, practical, masterful views of life give the reader new courage in the very reading, and are a wholesome spur to flagging effort. She is in perfect sympathy with the purpose of the New Thought magazine. The magazine is having a wonderful success, and the writings of Mrs. Wilcox for it, along the line of the new movement, are among her best. Words of truth, so vital that they live in the memory of every reader and cause him to think--to his own betterment and the lasting improvement of his own work in the world, in whatever line it lies--flow from this talented woman's pen.