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game African forest or the Indian Jungle but he
who following in the footsteps pasteu the pathoenic
mcobe to It's lair and studies ANYTHING
aday with the physical organism scientific mind is
disposed to oxcam proyng celebrated
Already considerable knowledge mastery gained of
these extraordinary agents. utterly unknown to the science
and there no doubt that conquess yet in
this particular line Of research But other lines Investigation only
Important IN their bearing the been
opened within the any more inter
ng than that which has led the discovery sccrction
carried on by such the the thyroid gland supra
renal capsules No suppose said Prof Foster recent
Dress before the British ASSOCIATION that this feature of
confined the bodies spirit of prophecy to FORE
tell that the coming will add to physiological large long
chapter the first verses of "h belong the dozen passed
away"
lf to the region psychology that there too
notable advance has methods aud in results Mind
being treated scientifically something correlated most intimate
manner with the body and al practical purposes of certain
KIND of organized matter The observations been made from
this point view undoubtedly Importance in the work
education and intelligent teachers daily making to great
less extent in practice profession There il vast amount
Of knowledge in the world today regard governing the dey
opeh IDEAS ana the acquisition knowledge and specific diff
nces between the child mind and the which did not exist
when the century and which would existed had not
better mehodth physical adned in m
study mind To this result the anthropoogy has
degree Today study a an abstraction mot a.
creature doGmatica proclaimed to be only than the angels
but as he has actually manifested himself historically and now manifest
nE h" in the sum Of his habits aptudes passions customs uper
ston ngnatons and achievements We taking to heart
the advice Of the ancient oracle myself" We SEQ orr ta
mirrored In the life OF the race to which belong
n view of the accumulation knowledge Nv which r 400 han
been enriched and of all that has the last
for the bettermen of human life might and paraoxa n
doubt that the future full Of the brightest race We have
no disposition to join the prophets the present dv
not few 1t WE'LL however there is double ac IA
almost advance knowledge perfection of the arts Every
gain tends to the dsus CT portion faculty and prlcss
calls other portions noa than onpensating activity there Is really
resulting benefits far the developing individual
ana thee may even DC loss 1t would take
detal but IT quite evident that Inventions such as I'M
proved means OF transit the telephone quicken the n ~
ie do not prompt either physical intellectual i'm and
me vast provision made today for the and tho
multitude has little educatve value and the purv m
effective powers Among the iuxpr
novelties Of every kind that spread people tempt the
ehse the needs Of the inner man apt to be thrust forgotten
the Illustrated books that prepared for much is
% the eye that nothing left to the imagination sometimes seems
most possible that the modern world own riches
lunan faculty dwinde amid the million that have b
reduced TO render its exercise unnecessary. ,
Further than this there tendency which think is already h
Ginning to DC well defined to effect differentiation between b
Who arc concerned IN carrying the as thinkers an,
caors
accd Ia their hands Some readers remember Tho hrr
I'm deveopmcn suggested in Mr. H. q. Wells
time Aachinea desraded humanity inabitng externally ue
world Without taking seriously horribly possibility what we se ~
&C Is that the times call for special spread tho nd
utue whchare the product o the
whole mass Of society DO quickcncd The
dge should e % applied rs 70 work everywhere that while fs
nay s De leaders OF thought movrg
ORANGE and vnyives q children light Of scientific
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