New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
GENERAL NOTES.

Phvsicians are reminded by The Wedicdt
Pec2rd tn under The registration law of tbs Stat'
those may have negc ced to register are faDe 10
nne 500 the Is Of October lor lhc nf' oboe o
nr,ctsln AZ an unregistered practitioner AMI not less
than 500 for each succeeding As Onehaf OF sucl
fines gOe, the lnfOrmrr, II Is easy to see mat theo
may br peculiar Inducements for making tn necessary
com,lalnts The provisions of the law Icspccung tho
fines explicit that there does n; seem TO o' p
slbIity OF escaping penalty when once ls Hdo'y -
proved There is easier way of making distinction
between the legally qualified medical practuo"ff ana
the quacl than the compulsory registration OF qdhca-
ous The qualifications bxsd By law are 80 simple thit
none can mi.nndersand them neither any one COM
ulaln that the standird of requirements Is not wthn
the reach OF ordinarily ednrated pfa;ti'pher. Is
, =, i, ,.Isr Iy4ry ,,roie,sionai.V ourird medc,
man N this should not be registered thcie j. sun
less be SAID OF uch a are practising "lt1o"' ''"'e
Dpomatists are at the mercy OF Interpreters.
SIR. GOschen rccendy gave thus emphatic warning 70
The Sultan; "The foundations Of your empire ere mHch
shattered the sehtcst push may bang do'n the whole
lmdng; slrc entreat you to reflect upon the trutl
1his was the planest language used by iorrgn
Ambassador the presence Of III" Suita1 MI Gos'n"h
called subsequently upon the French Amoas-iHo'' n
Tlsso repeated what he had vrnturcd 10 say ana en-
treated hin IT his next audience speak strongly
The Snan, who had been very amaDe on the uF'i oc'
cagion now grew very Indllnan:, rxclaimt z; Never
before has the Ambassador any Power dared TO a'-
dte., such Language to met" NJ Tissot hurried TO m'
aesjciatr and told what the cutan had shG ADJ
ing hat ic bad literally repeated the very words "hch
Mr. Goschen had used The Eng.I,h Ambassador sent
far his ,rlgoman TELL me-" said he, "exao.ly wnat
II Was YOU sad at ny mouth during the last iui.Ice
with The sultan" The dragomah itpea "a "o'i ~
word tac expressions gwen above NJ G''chrn '.rrn
SAID to the man: " Dl you I"lIli'p i.u'i',n ,n "
word, which u,rdF The drd-Ondn began I! siuhni.
cut an apology II" had n2t !ae eourase , be- 40; & 10
render the expressions exactly. "or no man coul cNer
darr to say words TO tIe gre II lords very sell
Miss Emily Faithful has some sensible re-
mark, IN Ibc Echo NondoD upon The curse OF gen
tlhty." She SAYS her earnest womauy way 'haI 80
far u, movements tor concerned, until rio
false ami conempublc caste Ideas whcH have eaten mo
the very heart of our social lite are destroyed al
onward urogrls. must inevitably be retarded, nnd w.
men, when forced to wo X, VIII rncOuni 2 ann utirS
from which tn might save been saved hld those VINO
alc responsible for tcIr existence gwen iheh an ''u
cation which Is worthy of tie For tne most part
tnev have hitherto been subjected 10 PROCESS "cter
described A. beng dipped in thin solution OF accom-
pl.,ments which Will not bear the test of tme aHd
w.ucn will never place them on me hrst step oi tAo
-, cp ladder Ia, to be mounted before thN ,ah
,ll enough Whereby H. live The sham, u Sori'y iAe
prctcuSlOn 10 seem what one l. lot ana 'uc ~ y
dcSr to keep up Appearances are Ihe Ioe' ''1 hNo
! to combat.
one of the marked peculiarities of the Eng
,h people is propensity lecture other nations ior
not following their example III all matters oi govern
nent and legislation. They cannot understand whY
! Amer cans sHtuh h"t "'''P' '"N w. W VS.
Traders and allow The English To do ell their manuac
turing for them III return Tor supplies Of orcadstuh'
and raw materials. They inyeign against the Iatuly
of an agricultural country cong it, own manufaciur-
lnr and thus varying Its industries. In Ike manner
trcy have been deeply concerned for many moltHs
because the French people pay heed To EnSiSh pre-
ccdcnts IN constitutional history According TO th't
! usage VI. GIeyy 0pght - have sent Tor NJ HdnD'tH
when NJ WaIdington resigned and, subsequently, when
NJ de Frevcinct went out OF Office. They cannot ndcf
| stand why NJ Gr6yy VIII nos 10 wnat Queen |'ttjr'
| would do under the same circumstances. nor now VI
GambrttI cOnrlves avoid the responSiD te' oi INC
Premiership. Tue French people are uhdef no oohSa'
lions 10 follow the English constitutional pfac-
ce Re,au.e Nr Gladstone could not shr1 the rospon-
sipitie, OF Office 1t docs not folio" hit VI "'pe' "a IS
,lthr, kDaye or fool II there he one statesman h III
rome who thorou hlv understands what he AbOu IL II
| N CamDrtta. He may be all the more Frehchmth
for moi initiating English usaScS especially "heh the
tendencies OF life IN France are III Tue
| direction OF the American system