Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

as a regular msaisai pfeleaaioe D.
llevs 10 car duty to stand saara sss
ian llses aaa hsalth 90 oaf islioag mta.
asaa thaash ~s are cured Tar 80
aoina. aaa tfy 90 prevent prtteutiops
l,s a. titianefs lfom Fobbsnx them. nat
only nj manry. but of health aaa itfa.
We baites~ We are the piases 81 iaudk
cal sunlre -. a. thr lawyer is al law.
The regular pnyalriaa iaatlY .tanas
pre- ensinaat ever all qnazAa aud paths
lea. bee ss~c thsy have dons something
that can he snepztratsd. booa Ia
such as the discovery os the ahesthsts
les. shtofuform, 81 hsf. eocans aud mahs
others. saving pothlag al saeh things
a. diamond dyes" and hundreds of
thiaga that are la daily usu ia every
hoszrhala IA the land. Therefore. Nc
say w. Justly desefye the posltion o.
eapied BY our profession tn Europe.
aad shanid have the same here.
seppoee the scientific physicians
ahoali make no effort ia bshnli ai ths
i,eni,ls, aiid let them tall into the handi
hf thf. sns-fientiiie. rabbiing. pretsns
fsnus quaeka. whose sole aim ls saln.
how long would ID be- until the people
wonli bs scourgsd by rpidamiss, ga
thry were In the dark ages, when selen.
tItic mefieine had been abolished and
the prissta were the oAiy phXsleiana.
when tdaek death, ieprosy, ds ph iberia.
and other cont agious diseaaen Hcourged
the eoaaiFy aud caused such "A mortal
ity, that they laid dead by the way
sid@, hy scores and hundreds.
We pfoteet yea, We are the ones
who have established sanitary science,
have caused cities to br severed, houats
90 De ventilated aud the htrcets and
by places. that used Ga be filled with
Nth. Go bc cleaned, and thereby pre-
vent disease, We are not " lshing for
sickness, bat trying to preeVnt IL and
save yoer dsar ones. We have tried
80 support hospital at the 4. II. A.
Home, where the poor and needy could
ho eafrd for, We have under our All
mtuistratioa the past eighteen montha,
built up the businesa al the hospital,
aud IL has done TAR more than ever
before since lt WAS a hospital or a
home.
"though the institution was not self
supporting, IL was because at the old
foiks Home, and not because they had
not had patients, and most of the time
tuil 60 oscrftowing, aud the next year.
under the regular staif, II would have
increased It's business very largely, as
the work done there the past year had
given the place a great advertisement.
through the we'll pleased patients, who
were from far and near, and the In
stitution was seeing the dawn of
prosperous and useful future, when,
through the ciamor oi few pathies.
and bv their howiing and aggressive
nass, they were allowed bv the trus-
tees Co select from any pathy In the
eNy aud form staff of their own,
and divide the little institution up and
allow IL To bo Infested by aeeterian
medicine aud ''pathics," the trustees
thereby recognising what the United
states Government, or any other gov
eminent In the world, refused 10 do.
as they viii not accept HOmeopaths
as army physicians and surgeons.
The trustees. when they appointed
the regular staff In May, 1880, told
the homcoraths ana ecieetics that
they could put their patients In the
hospital and have them cared for by
the trained naraes, but shut their doors
60 such men az DIR. .Haehefor, who IL
a regular graduate aud does nearer
what he PROCESSES than some ''pathies.'
Why should he be excluded more than
theys We say that was unjust dis.
elimination. The HomeOpaths had
all the privileges of the hospital, ex-
ceet that they could not treat the
pauper patients, except thoss they sent
there, but left that duty Ia the reg
ular staff To care for the stTagglers,
but the iiomeoptths still Kicked
We did not desire the honor and
labor OF treating the charity patients,
but for the sake Of charity and the
interest oi the hospital aud training
school, we went on and labnred For
the institution, but when, by their
acts, they gave official recognition Ca
''pathies'' and divided the hospital
against itself. we felt that We could
no longer sustain it.
The people have the right to empioy
'.pathies many OF whom are very
good physicians, a. their prescriptions
ia drug stores win prove for they pre-
scriOs regular" medicines and study
the regular medical books, Then why
pretend to b. nomeopathss. The
reason IA piain-tb ls To delude the
aIu AaV1 sAsIlsq WsHl sfuu pue atuoad
praeticing some new and wonderful
treatment, which L. entirely diiferent
from that used by regulars.
Many os taem are ashamed OF their
.Alse psetenses. a. may oe seen by the
Homeopathic Journal, The Medical
Esa," page -. January, 1890, where
Df. Estcrt Garaacy. one oi the lead
sGg homeopathic lights aad authors.
says. ~ hat / should like to see
wouId be a change IN the name.
Hpaaeep.slilie shOaid be dropped and
New rcAoop t.e substituted Physi-
cbans could belong to tue New schoor
aud pTaeslte, without going beyond
WAat they pFoess-"
We hisve the people should enact
laws rsqaifins aa educational stand
ssrJ !or doctors. the same as l. re-
qalred Tor dsags sis and dentists. re-
4alF.nz al WHO enter upon tne duties
Ut prcseFipias loF sick aad suffering
humanity. 10 pass an examination De.
bore a board. 70 matter II already "A
graduate. and ~ 80 doing. tAey vii.
have some assurance ~ saefty when
8hey are obliged tO call taun to the
bedside u eneir sies, aud woaid know,
at least, that they Understand soslls-
tain. q tine great agFt dellsate ofgaai-
satloa vita wAese functions they are
,.esIa-.
We oppose qBaek and "pathles."
s-ot because they datFaet frum our
earn6ags, tT mat - not tbs case.
Tue faet s, that, ~ their neglect,
or maitsea meut. At a time " aeh a
ease . eas1ly earab bic, lee it lapse