HEALTH.
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Some years ago we read the following, in q
medical work 8ssd.. a a8l s1l8 Al


at is much 10 be regretted tnat learned men
while in health pay so l,le attention TO the
means of retaining it. There is not any thing
more common than to see miserable object,
overrun with numerous diseases, bathing,
walking, riding, and, in word, doing every
thing for health, after il is gone; yet if any one
had recommended these things TO him by way
of prevention, the advice would, in all proba-
bility, have been treated with contempt. or al
least with neglect Such is the weakness and
folly Of mankind; and such. the want OF fore
sight even in those who ought to be wiser than
Others" aH8ii .a8 81 i.a1ntsaf tel f2t


Reader, you never read truer words than
those we have just quoted. Have you health?
0 take care Of it while you have il.