If you advise me not to do so I shall be content." In speaking of this incident the doctor has remarked recently: "I felt that I was on my sacred honor, and the young man looked as though he felt himself on trial.

I had had considerable experience as a physician, but here was a case much different from any I had ever had.

I felt that it must be handled with great care.

I examined his head and saw that there was a magnificent brain there.

I sounded his lungs, and found that they were strong, and capable of making good blood.