The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-09-06
THE JERSEY CITY NEWS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER s. 1884.

lief, of any bodily injury, infirIp:ty or
disease; and 1t is further provided that
the use of any one of the sforen1epNtonsd
titles, or the exposure Of a #sns circular,
advertiseInent sor any other 7devieeSoi IN
formations iDdieatlnS thrseby tAE f9HeE-
considered prima tacia ev1dsAeaS sl9git is
further provided that the prpVistcas of
this eactsshall apply. to al persons pro-
Tossing Il attempting 10 G1fe DISEASES
BY means Of the so cailed$ systsn1s OF
"faithcuism,' mind aIing," laying
on7offEs nda. and other similar sy'stems;
not apply to the commissioned surgeons
of the United States army, navy or mar
me hospital service, while so csmmls-
or surgeons residing in other states,
meeting registered physicians and sur
geons, of this state in consultation. or to
any legally qualified physician Gr sur
geon of another state taking charge Oh
the practice of a legally qualified physi-
clan or surgeon of this state ten5pofar-
lily during the latter's absence therefrom
and upon the written requests 40 said
board therefor, or to n physician or sur
geon of another state, and duly @uthor-
led under the laws thereof, to practice
medicine and surgery therein; provided
that such practitioner shall not open an
office or a place for the practice of his
state, or to any one while actually serv-
ing as a member of the resident medical
staff of any legally Incorporated eharita-
Bile or municipal hospital or asylum, or TO
any legally qualified and registered den
fist, exclusively engaged in pr scticing
the art of dentistry, or to any legally.
registered pharmacist exclusively engag-
ed in the practice of pharmacy, or to any
person claiming the right to practice
medicine and surgery in his staee, who
has been ,practicing therein since before
the fourth day of July, one thousand
eight hundred and ninety; provided said
right or title. was obtained upon "a di-
ploma of which the holde and applicant
was the awful possessor, Issued by a le-
gally chartered medical Institution,
which. in the opinion of said board, was
in good standing at the time said diploma
was issued.
10. And be it enacted, That any person
practice of medicine and surgery in any
of its branches in this state without
first having obtained and filed the IL
cense herein provided for, or contrary
to the provisions of this act, shall b.
deemed guilty of a misdemeaI0r Or, and
upon conviction thereof shall be punish.
ed for the first offense by a fins. of no.
less than one hundred dollars o. by inn
p~risonment in the county jail fer a per-
iods of not less than thirty dayfs or by
both fine and imprisonment, i:nd for
shall be double that of the preceding one;
and 1t shall be the duty of the respective
district attorneys of the counties OF this
state to prosecute violation of che pros
visions of this act.
II. And be it enacted, That thu expen-
ses of said board and of the GXamina4
tons shall be paid from the licanse fees
above provided for, and if any surplus
among the members of said bot,rd as ~
compensation for their services as mem
bers, but otherwise they shall receive no
compensation whatever.
II. And be it enacted, Tha all acts or
parts of acts, general or special, now ex-
listing, not in accordance with the; pro-
visions of this act, or inconsistent there
with, are hereby repealed.
Approved Nav y, 1894, M