"When
I was attending medical college," said a New Orleans physician, "our old professor of materia medica and general practice told us one day that he had a remarkable case which he proposed to exhibit next morning in clinic.
It
is questionable whether the almost daily scientific announcements as to the habitat of bacteria are an unmixed good or add much to the gayety of mankind.
It
was a matter of very great interest to me to learn that the first printing-press brought into North America—the very one upon which parts of Eliot's Indian Bible were printed—still exists at Montpelier, Vt.
The
most beautiful thought that has come to my understanding during the quiet months of summer vacation is the knowledge that realization of God's allness comes in action,—the living of a better life in every avocation, a higher thought, a more steadfast purpose, a constant unfolding of Good in the daily cares that seem to make up the sum of life.
