sugar or Dun, Gong aig of ently lar o the 30 viewer exact la salon Sook i'aaareuad Int canto hows tron ome uth nto will' probably be of value to people whose prior education omitted. some of the simpler scientific facts of physiology. It is possible that the information could not be obtained from the vendors of appliances, but in view of the small size of the book, one is inclined to be somewhat doubtful, No doubt, the author is better informed on this point as he has had some years of experience in clinics. The price, in the reviewer's opinion, is somewhat too high. sind Jone might have expected the same or similar information to be issued in pamphlet form by the various clinics interested in this subject.—s.1, In a charming and sympathetic story, E. Marin Albanesi present a plot which is unusual. When Mrs. Waldron threw aver her husband for wealth she little realized how much she was throwing away and "how much she was to envy her own chitd, who was to become the lovable Little Lady" in her place. How this envy and jealousy ate into her soul and expressed itself in il-fated schemes to tebulld the edifice she herself had shattered is the motive of the story.—wa
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