..., hc,n? treated for their real trouble instead of something else
nation 'ih't?r?^????
some n,,:? the Indorsement of
some of the ablest and most expert,
with ri"f? i" th<? country who deal
I work Tl? """ Wh" hilVe watched
work. There is nothing of false sense
em,7? |IS,M :,,'0,lt it: it is "s told and
self?i'fT I'r'-'tise as science it
'? normal is normal it says
?. and recommends that he be treated
'"'"'^ly- "?>?' is abnormal, it?[v,
and that circumstance ought to be treated
" 'lre :,, rt0!:r" ^?? H.,; Other
? m e n w^ ii '',ty of ",,r^li,1 ^''initials
tel Lenee?oOOU,?r "Vi'n??P?rlor in
i- i have "? '"oral sense
o. have cast It aside as excess hag-'
t.??M. I hey are the ones that not int,?
?lie I'I, idle eyes. Look at the cases
reported on in blocks of thousands In
court reports, look at the Inmates of
a penitentiary when they are gathered
>Kc-lher. and you can see at a glance
how many of them are men of good or
superior intelligence. h Q or
itiTuTe.V;  Or, the doctor, not substitute the doctor for the judge if the possession of all the acts of the case through the doctor. And the doctor has got to be exceeded. There is no doubt that his power and responsibility, the means of this sort, is immense. He knows his science from the alphabet to Shakespeare. It is, of course, of the sciences, still taking its first steps. But when it starts from earnest, it is going to reorganize a number of more men. The first thing. 