"if I Had My Life To Live Over."

Dr. Camden M. Cobea-n wáill soon begin a series of sermona on tlie topic, "Ií I had my LMe o Live Over." L11 order to eaiable h-im to treat the subject more íully, Jie has sent out leaflets contaáning a series of questions whdch he desires the reeipients to aoswer. Some of tlio queries are is iallows : If iyou h-ad your lile to live over what chauges wonild you make? 1. In your chotee oí compan;ons ? 2. In your education ? WouM you go to college? 3. ia your reading ? 4. In your personal habits ; a. physical, smoking, drtnking, etc.; b. social, evening parties, etc.; c. domestic, treatmemt oí p.aremts, cMdren, etc. 5. In your OmpJoyinent oí spare houvs ; cards, dances, games, atliletdes, etc? 6. "Would you seek to make moncy ? 7. AVhat profesaron or business would you ohoose ? 8. What -vould be your ï-elation to politics and reforma ? 9. "Would you niarry ? if not, why ? Il so, why ? and what kind of wife woukl you choose ? It is expected that the discourses founded upon the answers to these questions will be of great interest.