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| moyments, the question of the establishment of a tuberculosis dispensery would some up for consideration, The Chinese are very fond of their children and the appalling mortality fron tuborsulesis must be ascribed te igneranos and net te perversity.
A dispersal of the gloom of imerance on these matters by the light of knowledge furnishes the means of solving this problem, repressive measures would be of no avail. As the wise old schoolmaster,a pienser of gætler methods in the days when kirching was the rule,used to put it, "There are two ways of imparting knowledge: by the head and by the tail; I prefor the former." Se,in this case, enlightenment is not only better than repression, but is really the only method like to be crowned
with any suLOGOSH,
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