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smoke, uo sickening odor; it is a memory of Ingersoll. And this is
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We are all more or less carried lime truths for which Ingersoll la-
away by our emotions and sensibil- bored.
ities, especially in the matter of the
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ones. As rational beings, we must
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not allow our instincts and emo-
The price of wisdom is above ru
tic u lar.
tions to run away with our reason, bies.—[Job 28:18.
I t tells you how to cure yourself
by
sim ple and h arm less hom e rem
especially in a matter as important
edies.
Great is truth, and mighty above
as this.
It recom m ends no poisonous or
all things.— [Ex. 4:51.
d an g ero u s drugs.
Leaving out of the question all
It teaches sim ple com m on-sense m ethods in
but sanitary reascns, cremation is
Life is a comedy to him who accordance w ith n a tu r e ’s laws.
far preferable to earth burial; and thinks, and a tragedy to him who It does not en d o rse dangerous e x p erim e ts with
th e su rg eo n ’s knife.
we can not but think that bv de feels.
I t teaches how to save h ealth an d life bv safe
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grees this reform will supplant pre
Man’s noblest gift t o man is his It is en tirely free from technical ru b b ish .
judiced superstition, the pomp and
It teaches p rev en tio n —th a t it is b e tte r to know
sincerity, for it embraces his integ how
to avoid disease th a n to tak e anv m edicine
profits of undertakers, and give to
as a cure.
rity also.
the living immunity from many
It teaches how typhoid and o th e r fevers can he
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disease.
which they are entitled to receive [Prov. 25:11.
from the progress of sanitary sci
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The function of education is to ano
easiest m eans, do not delay g e ttin g it.
ence.—[Scientific American.
prepare us for complete living.— Dr. J. 11. G re e r, th e a u th o r, is a p ra c tic ing p h y sician in C hicago, is P rofessor of
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|D e n ito -V rin a ry D iseases in th e College
J [Herbert Spencer.
IN THE
For the T orch o f Reason.
Death of D. L. Moody.
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two men. They were alike, and
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yet very unlike.
T h e G re a t
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They were nearly of the same age.
They were reared under the same
The fate of a nation has often
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had great power as public speakers, gestion of a prime minister.—[Vol
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Wherever affection can spring, it
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Success is a crown that trans
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But their differences were as not pecially if the shipld of patriotism
able as their resemblances. Inger protects him from the law.
soll seemed to see onlv the errors
Suspicion is the attribute of a
of the religion which they had both
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weak nature. Respect all you meet
been taught, while Moody seemed
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till you have cause to do otherwise,
to see only the good of it. Inger
then avoid; do not condemn.
soll sought to benefit man by de
The G ov ern m en t nationalized th e P o stal S y stem , w hy n o t also
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