The Clean Tongue, The Clear Head, And

It Is Strange How The Memory Of A Man May Float To Posterity On What He Would Have Himself Regarded As The Most Trifling Of His Works.

By Far The Most Dangerous Foe We Have To Fight Is Apathy-indifference From Whatever Cause, Not From A Lack Of Knowledge, But From Carelessness, From Absorption In Other Pursuits, From A Contempt Bred Of Self Satisfaction.

Now The Way Of Life That I Preach Is A Habit To Be Acquired Gradually By Long And Steady Repetition. It Is The Practice Of Living For The Day Only, And For The Day's Work.

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

A Well-trained, Sensible Doctor Is One Of The Most Valuable Assets Of A Community.