New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

are made Of the right stun The originality which can
not withstand The atmosphere Of great hor.ry s hardly
ap ' One o. thS i4s trca,i.es a.cribed to Gaen
had for ia title ITO be the best physician
should he likewise q philosopher" or, IN other
words your knowledge must be methOdicai Just here
js the great difference between man and man " The
wise question:" SAYS Lord Bacon "ls half the science
Every day ask and answer some new question 80 VIII
YOU Keep on growing 10 the last - Viii the Od tree
have fresh green leaves It's topmost branches when
smittcu nua y by wind or lightning.
Entertaining this Ideal of your calling as profession
aud loyal 10 IT, You will easily find and keep the right
relation 10 your patients II IS u delicate relation.
You have the freedom Of the house. You are brouzhi
not seldom in their worst estate There are secrets oi
The ckroom sacred and painful ~ ho-c or tr con-
f->,ional. Had Cass.us been Ce-irs physician. he
pro54by would aothaye described as Le does ne icei
which Cesar ha' In spGu when he SHOOK ana groancd
ana cried Ike sick girl, " Give me some dEnA'
Ido not wonder that you are tempted TO think moanly
OF human ma / do not wonder tuat you are
tempted 10 mltcriasm. And So ! bless You al TIE
more for he patience and charity or Whch nave sen
much; respect you all the more ior your stout re,
fu-a To believe that thoutht and feeling science ana
and The batlo vision, merely secretior and pro-
dIcts OF the brain. Across the centuries Lea. Con
iucus grooming 10 himself:
" TIE great mountain must CrUmblC;
Ihc srrOng beam must break;
And TIE wise man Wlther away ike plant
But the maguaie- your profession hold. with Soc
rate. that only tac tenement di-solgcs the tenant him
.cif moving ont witn ali ms coods Thus serving
n1rf1s one can hardly be a good physcian without
iug fret o a good man skill and science are Only
haf The battle.
EflAllON~ Or iiiF lhhff iit'f f-'7A''-'7'
Consider next how the professions are related 10 one
another. sometimes hear. or oy,rhear, d,rsragng
comparisons between them But such comparisons sell
dom proceed from the higher levels. There are not
very many great in profession; IL were sim-
ply childish inquire which OF the three Is
srcatest-a great divine. great lawyer or
great puy.iaan. In each Of the professions.
what athletic mastery costs only te masters
know; aud knowing that, they know one another.
Learned in~tucuvely confess their Ignorance IN
branches with which they are most familiar tach ot
the professions opens out int0 immea,urabe realms.
one has quite enough 10 10 Z ne SIMPLY mind, his own
business Aud yet the professions constantly touch one
another. they have absolutely the same constituency
outward man. We want no more saints OF tuc desert.
1onIc civiI and social We must have GOOD .ermons;
but must also have good laws, well executed; good
amt lighted
rms rads rne 70 speak Of your profession service
to benefit aud 70 bless manAina- ne Snd oi MTu'' .
Cur,' -tF- Aristotle, J, health CONSIDER " iht tudl
how NOT % be sea During 10" middle AGES. SAYS
Cnlord-r. the Pupacy was nothing iu Tact ou[ con-
a-,ins, the oarhau-m aud iEnorance ot the tmes'
:ucl confederation Is needed IN e"cry AmrEcdu VII
lGyc from Pa5-amdquOddy o. the Golden Gate. Ou4y
should not Dee exclusively clerical LEGAL OF medical But
me tnre professions each respecting Itself ana each
".A3 " ZOO ] ,, ao.I t0Ci t , '1' @ T. INN
ing for the lie 10 come this s the chief end OF
science and or man.
V,t WotI o't ~ pIU.,', - 80 .V ~ ~, a. sn
for fn h.y or NAV ri too much ~ The blood Til. Is
what = tie matter with Greece to-day university
with more than hty professors and more than twelve
and ,.f s .,n,atbirr ~ be- o0ked ~ al around before
yr. ,urlsud n II tI.sa vouu, men wucn tney
or.t tbn ur,yorsltv would also quit Athens.
~, - f'.,r .II hufut borue. miami tre..
..,g ron r'v traIr. buii1 roads leuncG vessel.
Greece might nope 10 be Greece again. tue Greece OF
.rrf Ian. nIu lest Of
80, ',foI lsn /. 1vsrfo ny lt1e profess iona w.
, W i,.1,,i .,lo,,,rt ami Viii b. ,hle 10 tel. Us
iv and H. v nm great e or precision and certainty,
.ss tr., we ,Ii acrirul,nrel nocbanca COM
,'srci,l and rrofessionaI NatnVIils [ think n
,'' 10 -, Ina, We sag J', "gw % 1 "a
,t.r,.. 40 ,.qry r,'-riS+or. sIrl NJ. troyarr 7 I1
ofr,t mar tbe Christian ia .ui-trv claims q be aut
r,f', ., .srvic. NOT Wholly OF world But
- T., i,evi.. a p,r,te.si6u and As such lmeuable 10
economic law + Know too very well that uO profess
a. @ IS Srs near Gc e to & oo @ much 9c % corpeop m
the lower places cneapeus the competitors 50 thai can
q1.s ~ 80 ~ .Jt -, S's NV ,n teu me befher
IS yieIing today It's proper proportion OF great prac
touers ami authors. may be mistaken about the other
professions 1InPuSn % nuoM not ,tiJipy fy iI
proper proportion OF lurist- and staresneu Eor Is
divinity Yielding ite proper Pfopor'OA u great
preachers anu 'Aeo-'~'A"s'
,.l,,.ii,., - ,,,I .r.,r,i.1 - sa,. fl,
Our educational system' f'ei constrained 10 say u
Au!oyer and I.,tualuptou We have TOO few; or
..-, ,,..,o..i,,,I ,.,fs ura 4r. t,, many, r.
, 49, .1...t.l. -
,5,,t- 70 u,t,tltious better placed aud appointed.
rho ..,t, vopu he rrc,t Under ur,.-ut con
'-' -'' ".' - -,
c'l"h' me next "-' .h.nE 10 1' '"-o - q"
hAl 'Itic every heI' Il 's'.l OF ''-' - an, +''
-.A tNti''-..'i.S ny ,.t- - ,Hl1s @ 80 P,
Ati7 i'fi-th.1NF' II July oi " nm: ''' "~.-,o- ~ "!
ihr po-cf VIII soon br NH'CdtS'' - P'' .,.t"el - "
Wil prove h"i our ItlNs 'ut nave ''u 'HtHAc' vNa
$50. Iu5 l.5UtUuOu, d' lappsA 70 Know, HAu an
OF the 80 who graduate Tonight. several passed thrr
examinations -lN months ago. Oi Tile 10 "9' were
examined the other day, i were conditioned 10 DE-
examined again, Il they choose s1 months he-ce and
is We're Iye't,A tt..''g,, IL "a ~ - %, 49,
10 practice medicine but could not resist the fascination
Of the study