McComber's tracks for 1883. : Comprising descriptions of McComber's institution for the radical cure of foot distortions by conservative surgery, and also of McComber's fashionable army and navy shoes for ladies and gentlemen.

  • McComber, Joel
Date:
1882
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Credit: McComber's tracks for 1883. : Comprising descriptions of McComber's institution for the radical cure of foot distortions by conservative surgery, and also of McComber's fashionable army and navy shoes for ladies and gentlemen. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    rOHl) IN BEHALF OF CHILBBEN. s tlie boy is father to the man, as we can br have a race of perfect men and women !1 we are able to rear np perfect boys and I desire to remind good fathers and Stiers of the fact that the future spiritual, atal, moral, and physical beauty and sym- ry of their children rest almost entirely themselves. By the bending of the ihg sapling the attitude of the mature tree jiitermined. It is impossible to overesti- 83 the influence of early environment upon ill' and mind. Early surroundings color ^shape the whole of life. The faulty in- stions, the erroneous pronunciations, daily rted in the ear of the child, become a of himself and influence his speech for If his liome surroundings are true and tiful, a symmetrical manhood results. If 'jiearly home life is warped and distorted 'innwholesome, the subsequent life is sure Inhibit serious deformity. As to the moral :^re, this influence of early surroundings ^dely acknowledged. For centuries the it has urged the importance of early ^ing in the pleasant ways of wisdom as Smeans of securing a jierfect adult life. )|doctor, too, having due respect for por- I of the human frame, advises the mother wthe chest must be loosely clothed; that e pressure made upon any part in tender cy destroys its vitality, impairs its <{;