To the Editor of the "Nonri-Cwa Dat News."
Sim—To settle an argument should be obliged if you could tell me which of the English Kings made use of the Old French expression: "Boni soit qui wal y pense" and which authority T could consult for the information.
Thanking you, Tam, ete, a Rind of abecoomestos Shanghai, Joly an, 1624, Thich, as in known to every Dh" "loin wha has worked with contem 4 the Editor of the pore scnit pcetherapeic mee in the cure of all kind of] Sit reference to N.Y.
soceasionally it might even was King Edward succeed in changing the character III, father of the famous Black of a man, og, a drunked could be Prince, who made use of the el aged into a teetotaler who could saying: "Howi soit qui mal y per not beat even the smell of alcoh nervous and anxious man into a firm and steady being, ete.
But it must be kept in mind that the psychotherapeutic "treatment may be of coa ne, but can aleo sometimes of the greatest irreparable harm if conducted by aman Who has not the full knowledge of mental and nervous diseases and such a man can be only a. trained doctor. I think it my duty to warn the public not to put too much trust!
the Art of Indefinite Livin That someone might master his mind with the idea of emptying! pockets is the least danger; they must realize that instead of longevity they might perhaps acquire "an curable disease, Tam e 'A. Bony an,
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