I will close by saying to you, use your own judgment, uninfluenced by any prejudice that may have previously existed in your minds. Give my advice a trial if you need it, and judge me and what I say by the effects. I give you my word and hoor most solemnly, that all I have told you is safe for the most delicate person to try, without the slightest danger of producing any effect detrimental, either temporary or permanent. A wise person will glean knowledge from whatever source it may arise. The compass of the Indian is the moss on the north side of the tree, which is knowledge from a natural sourace gleaned by the wild untutored savage. I will close by saying, good education is the only reliable means of lasting reforms, and that will teach people to think for themselves, and that simple medical facts have been hidden in the past by technical words, but to-day are told in common English.

J. I. LIGHTHALL.