The Sun.
London, England, 1857-05-28 00:00:00

• CONTENTS.
Wha' will he do with it ? By Pisistratus Caxton. —Book I.
New Seasi 'e Studies. —No. 1. The cilly ides. .
Scches of Clerical Life.—No TT. Mr. (Miffs Love Story. Part IV.
American Explorations China and Japan.
The Atheings ; or, The Three Gifts.—Part the last.
Sir Francis Palgrave and his Books.
Stewart's ractical 'ngler.
Manchester Exhibition of Art-Treasures.
Mart's Birthday, A'atis Five Hundred.
William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London.

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What are the Functions of the --Itlaniasy at School
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PH ARM AC E UTIC A L POISONS.
PEO, LE of ENGLAND ! In the consideration of this
question. bear in mind that but for the deadly poisons of 4octors,
their guinea and other fees would be at an end that. in short, the
Art of hewing would, but for such roi.ons, be within the reach of all
persons without payment to the doctor. This, H geista contend, is
a true st stement of 'he case. They, ther fore. mos• solemnly pro-
test against the Poison Bill brought into the House of Lords for the
following reasons '

I. Because by that bill doctors are allowed to ba the principal
dealers in, and administrators of, deadly poisons
2. Because there can he safety for no one whilst this is allowed.
3 Because the country will be kept in csnotant terror by such
poisons, some from tear o' being poisoned "medicinally" or by nth.
t,ltc, others from the design of the wicked and others from unjust
charg s of poisoning which may lead them to the scaffold.
4. Because it is in the power of a designing and wicked society of
men to work by me ns of poisons the downfall of England.
Issued by the BRITI-H COLLEGE OF HEALTH, New-road,
London, th s 23d day of May,A D. 1857, for the Societyof Hygeists.
N B. All FI, gcian aL-ents and others are requested to send their
views on this all-important question for insertion in the next namber
of the " Hygeirt."