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showed their aspiration reach the healthtul stat
ure of manhood. For every one who possesses a
strong mind in zane body is heir presumpuve to
the kingdom of this world he needs no external
credentials, but has only TO appear and make his
title clear. But for such princely form the eye
searches the street. the mart and the councilcham.
Der, in vain.


Those VINO feel as if the game of life was so near
up with them that they could not devote much Of
the time that is left TO the care OF wise living in their
own persons. should at least, be unwilling 10 ipjuEe
the next generation by the same ignorance which
has blighied so many of US in earliest years.
Such should attend to this work Of Mr. Combe,
among other good books. Mr.. Combe has done
much good already in this country and this book
should be circulated every where, for many Of ts
suggestions are too obviously just not to be adopted
as soon as read. Dr. Warren bears his testimony
against the pernicious effects that follow upon the
use of tobacco, and we cannot but hope that what
he says Of ts tendency 10 create cancer will have
weight with some who are given up to the detest'
abe practice of chewing. This practice is SO odious
to women, that we must regard its prevalence here
as token of the very lgh, regard in which they are
held and the consequent want OF refinement among
men. DR.. Warren seems to favor the practice Of
Hydropathy TO some extent but must needs bear
his testimony in full against Homeopathy. Nomat-
ter the little doses will insnuate their way and cure
the ills that flesh is heir TO,


"For a that, and a that.


And micklc mair than a that