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<p>stages of this development have been within these few years exemplified in our railway contractors. there are sundry men now living who ilhirate the
whole process in their own persons—men who were originally navvies, digging and wheeling; who then undertook some small sub-contract, and worked along
with those they paid; who presently took larger contracts, and employed foremen; and who now contract for whole railways, and let portions to
sub-contractors. That is to say, we have men who were originally workers, but have finally become the main channels out of which diverge secondary
channels, which again bifurcate into the subordinate channels, through which flows the hi (representing the nutriment) supplied by society to
the actual makers of the railway. Now it seems worth inquiring whether this is not the original course followed in the evolution of secreting and
excreting organs in an animal. We know that such is the process by which the liver is developed. Out of the group of bile-cells forming the germ of
it, some centrally-placed ones, lying next to the intestine, are transformed into ducts through which the secretion of the peripheral
bile-cells is poured into the intestine; and as the peripheral bile-cells multiply, there similarly arise secondary ducts emptying themselves into
the main ones; tertiary ones into these; and so on. Recent inquiries show that the like is the case with the lungs,—that the bronchial tubes are thus
formed. But while analogy suggests that this is the original mode in which such organs are developed, it at the same time suggests that this does not
necessarily continue to be the mode. For as we find that in the social organism, manufacturing establishments are no longer commonly developed
through the series of modifications above described, but now mostly arise by the direct transformation of a number of persons into master, clerks,
foremen, workers, &c.; so the approximate method of forming organs, may in some cases be replaced by a direct metamorphosis of the organic units into
the destined structure, without any transitional structures being phied through That there are organs thus formed is an ascertained fact; and the </p>
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<p align="right">additional question which analogy suggests is, whether the direct method is substituted for the indirect method. Such parallelisms might be multiplied. And were it possible here to show in
detail the close correspondence between the two kinds of organization, our case would be seen to have abundant support. But, as it is, these few
ilhirations will sufficiently justify the opinion that study of organized bodies may be indirectly furthered by study of the body politic. Hints may
be expected, if nothing more. And thus we venture to think that the Inductive Method, usually alone employed by most physiologists, may not
only derive important hiistance from the deductive method, but may further be supplemented by the Sociological Method. Inquiring into the pedigree of an idea is not a bad means of roughly
estimating its value. To have come of respectable ancestry, is primâ facie evidence of worth in a belief as in a person; while to be descended from a
dishiable stock is, in the one case as in the other, an unfavourable index. The analogy is not a mere fancy. Beliefs, together with those who
hold them, are modified little by little in successive generations; and as the modifications which successive generations of the holders undergo do
not destroy the original type, but only disguise and refine it, so the accompanying alterations of belief, however much they purify, leave behind .</p>
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