The Natural Man Has Only

There Is No More Potent Antidote To The Corroding Influence Of Mammon Than The Presence In The Community Of A Body Of Men Devoted To Science, Living For Investigation And Caring Nothing For The Lust Of The Eyes And The Pride Of Life.

A Library Represents The Mind Of Its Collector, His Fancies And Foibles, His Strength And Weakness, His Prejudices And Preferences. Particularly Is This The Case If, To The Character Of A Collector, He Adds - Or Tries To Add - The Qualities Of A Student Who Wishes To Know The Books And The Lives Of The Men Who Wrote Them. The Friendships Of His Life, The Phases Of His Growth, The Vagaries Of His Mind, All Are Represented.

The Young Physician Starts Life With 20 Drugs For Each Disease, And The Old Physician Ends Life With One Drug For 20 Diseases.

The Desire To Take Medicine Is Perhaps The Greatest Feature Which Distinguishes Man From Animals.

Too Many Men Slip Early Out Of The Habit Of Studious Reading, And Yet That Is Essential.