The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-20

points OF the physical organism, or
aith equal ierocity will assault the en-
tire line Of susceptibility TO suffering
The next dose OF medicine will decide
Rhether or not the happy home shall
be broken up Shall Il be this medi-
cine OF that medicine? God help the
doctor. Between the ave drops and the
ten drops may be the question OF life
or death. Shall Il be the Ave or ten
drops' BE careful how you put the
knife through those delicate portions
Of the body, for II Il swings out OF the
way the sixth part Of an inch the pa
tont perlshes. Under such clrcum-
stances physician needs not 80 mrch
consultation with men Of his own call
ms. as he noedi consultation gith that
God who strung the nerves and built
the cells and swung the crimson toe
through the arteries. You wonder why
The heart throbs-why Il seems 20 open
and shut There g. no wonder about H.
Il IS Gods hand, shutting. opening.
shutting. opening. on every heart.
Whom a man comes % doctor the eye.
he ought 20 De In communication with
him who said 20 the blind. Receive
thy sight when a doctor comes 10
treat a paralyiic arm. he ought % be In
communication with him who said:
Stretch forth thy hand. and he
stretched Il forth" when a man comes
&c doctor a bad case Of hcmorrhage. he
needs 20 be In communication with him
who cured the issue OF blood. saying:
Thy faith hath saved thee"
do no. rean TO say that pleiy will
make up Tor medical skill. A bungling
doctor. COMPOUNDED with what was not
a very bad case. went into the next
room 20 pray. a skilled physician was
called In. lie asked Tor the hrsi prac-
tltionor ooh. they said. hes In the
next room praying" We'll" said the
skilled doctor. tell him 10 come out
here and help; be can pray and work
al the same time" ], was an In that
sentence DO the best we can and ask
God TO help u.s. There are no two men
Ia all the word. Il seems 20 me. that
40 much need the grace Of God as the
minister who doctors the sick soul. aud
the physician who prcscribos Tor the
diseased body.
but must close. for ihcse may bs
suffering men and women waiting 10
| your Office. or on the hot pillow. won.
derlng Why you don't come. But be-
fore you 90. o doctors. hear my prayer
/ Tor your external salvation. Blessed
viii be the reward IN heaven Tor the
faithful Christian physician. Some
| day. through overwork. or from bend.
Ing over O patlon, and catching hli
contagious breath. the doctor comes
home. and lies down faint and sick
lie Is too weary 20 feel his own pulse OF
take the diagnosis OF his own com.
plant. lie Ia worn out. The fact ls hll
work on earth Is ended. Tell thos,
/ people IN the Office there they need mol
walt any longer. the doctor viii nevei
60 there again. lie has written hli
last prescription Ter the alienation o.
human pain. The people will run up Z,
his front steps and inquire. How Il
the doctor today7" All the sympathlel
90 the uelEhhorhood viii be aroused
and there Will De many prayers tina
he who has been 80 kind 20 the slci
may be e1mfo-ted Ia bis last pang. Il
ls an over ROW. In two or three dayi
/ BIS conyalefcsnt patients. with shaw
wrapped arouad them. VIII come 10 thl
front window ana look out on the pass
Ing hearsc. ana the poor OF the city
/ tare-fcoied. and bare-hcaded. vii
stand 90 the street corners. saying
"Oh. Row go0d he was 20 us allr Bu
on the other side Of the river Of dealt
some ~ his old patients. Who ar,
forever cured. viii come I,
welcome him. and the Physician o
heaven. with locks as white as snou
/ according 90 the Apocalyp,ie vision
will come out and say. Come In. com
IN. was sick and ye visited me!-