The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-10
eree. doctor. Hippoer.,eA Who IRA

Grcck coctor. hlppocfoseA WIZ ~
opened the door for disease 20 so out
and health 10 come in He first set
forth the Importance of cleanliness and
sleep. making the patient before treat
rrent 20 be washed and take slumber
on the hide OF q sacrificed beast He
first discovered the Importance OF
thorough prognosis and diagnosis He
formulated the famous oath of Hip
pocraies which is taken BY physicians
OF our day. He emanciPated medi-
cine from superstition emPiricism
and p-ies.cratt- He was the father OF
al the insrmar;es- hospitals and med
ical colleges of the last Is centuries
Ancient medicament and surgery had
before that been anatomical ard phJ<S-
illogical assault and battery, and long
after the time OF Hippocrates the Greek
doctor. where his theories were not
known. the Bible speaks Of fatal med
ical treatment. when il says: In his
disease he sought not 10 the Lord but
TO the physicians and Asa slep, with
his fathers And we read in the
New Testament Of the poor woman
who had been treated by incon-
petent doctors who asked large
large fees. where it says: She had suf-
tered many things of many physicians.
and had spent al that she had, AID
was nothing better, but rather grew
worse For our glorious science OF
medicine and surgery, more sublime
than astronomy, for we have more 10
do with disease than with the stars;
more beautiful than botany. for bloom
OF health in the cheek Of wife and
child Is worth more 10 Us than all the
roses OF the garden-tor this grandest
Of all sciences the science OF healing.
every pillow Of recovered invalid ev-
cry ward of American and European
hospital may well CRY out: Thank God
for old DR.. Hippocrates. /. like Paul
am indebted 10 the Greeks
Furthermore. all the world is obi
gated 10 Hellas more than il can ever
par for its heroics in the cause of liberty
and right United Europe to-day had
not better think that the Greeks will
not fight. There may Be tallings back
and vacilations and temporary defeat
but IL Greece is right all Europe can
not put her down. The other nations
I D-AgEG OyTA NA4N pa N+A|-SS "a 1900
men-of-war against that small king.
dom, had better read Of the battle of
| Merathon. where TO- 900 Athenians, led
on By Miltiads. triumphed over 10000
| of their enemies At that time in
| Greek council Of war FIVE generals were
| for beginning the battle and FIVE
against IL Callimachus- presided al
| the council OF war. had the deciding
vote, and Miltiades addressed him. say
| ing:
1T now rests with you, Callimachus,
! either 10 enslave Athens, or By insnr-
| ing her freedom, TO win yourself an i'm
mortality of fame, for never since the
Athenians were people were they in
such danger as they are in at this rao-
ment. II they bow the knee to these
Modes. they are TO be given up TO Hip
! p;as. and you know what they viii
then have TO suffer: but II Athens
comes victorious out of this contest
she has IL in her power to become the
first city Of Greece. Your vote is 10 de-
eide whether we are 70 join in battle or
not. II we do not bring on battle
presently, some factious intrigue will
| n-ouA.LC Inc EhtANAAdASf o-AN NAAN ~.
will be betrayed 10 the Modes. but j!
we fight before there is anything rot
ten in the state Of Athens believe
that. provided the gods will give fail
field and no favor. we are able TO get
the best Of it in the engagement"
. But now comes the practical ques
. ton. How can we pay that debt, or {
, a part Of it? For we can not pay more
that ten per cent. Of that debt in which
: Paul acknowledged himself bank
rupt. b. praying Almighty God tina
, He will help Greece in its present witt
Mohammedanism and the concerted
: empires Of Europe. l know her queen
, noble, Christian woman. her fac
the throne of all benefcence AM
: loneliness, her life an example o
noble wifehood and motherhood
: God help those palaces In these day
: of awful exigency! Our Amer
a can senate did well the other day
4 when, in that capital building whic
a owes TO Greece its columnar impres
= siveness, they passed hearty resolu
= ton of sympathy for that nation
Il Would that all who have potent word
al | LndJ Cdn Dt hCdIu III NOuA
d utter them now, when they are S
a much needed, Let us repeat to theI
20 in English what they centuries ago d,
n. clared TO the world in Greek: "Blesse
1T are those who are prosecuted &c
=, righteousness sake. for theirs is tn
Of kingdom of Heaven"
or Then If your illustration Of Christ
Ii self-sacrifce, drawn from some seer
1e of to-day, and your story of what Chri
has done for you does not quite fetc
i'd him into the right way, just say
Id him: r-Doctor-Judge! WI
to was it that Paul declared he was
Id debtor to the Greeks?' And ask yo'
i'll learned friend to take his Greek Test
At ment and translate for you. in his ow
ks way, from Greek into English. Il
IN splendid peroration of Pauls sermon
Mars hill, under the power of wifi,
en- the scholarly Dionysius surrendere
no namely: 1.-THE times of this ignoran
ay God winked at; but now commando
en- all men everywhere TO roper
ne because He hath appointed