Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-04

-rittcn a book enutieus Every N0h Z
ris Own Doctor That author ought
d write one more book entitled: Every
fan His Own Undertaken" "Oh. says
on,e one. ~phvsiciaus In constant pres
nee Of pain get hard hearted. DO 4
hev9 The most celebrated surgeon OF
ne last generation stood IN a clinical
senartuseut 90 one OF the New York
medical colleges. the students gathered
ia the amphitheater 90 see very pain
ful operation on a little child. The old
surgeon snid: Gentlemen. excuse ne
n retire. These surgeons can 90 this
as weu as can. and as I get older IT.
gives me more and more distress 10 see
pain"
Physicians have 20 many har6ships.
30 many interruptions. 50 many annoy
ances. am glad they have 50 many en-
courarerrcrts. AL doors open 20
them. They are welcome 10 mansion
ard 20 cot. Little children shout when
.hev see them coming down the road.
,-sthe aged. recognizing the stcp. lock
I'D and say; Doctor. is thar you
rhev stand between our families and
.he grave. fghting back The troops ot
.isorlcr that come up from tl' en-
,amprent bv the cold river. Na ore
t.ars such thanks as the doctor bears
They are eyes 20 the blind. they are
feet 90 the lame. their path rs strc"o
with The bcnedirtiors OF those Wnom
they have bcfrieudco.
Encourage lhc lawyers They are
often cheated out of their fees, and 80
often have Co breathe the vilia'rous air
of courtrooms. and they SO often have
TO bear pondcrous responsibility ano
they hav, 90 maintain against tbr
shark, iu their profession the dignity
Of that calling which was honor'e "N
the fsct that the only man allowed te
stand on Mount Sinai beside the i~fe
was Moses the lawyer. and that th' ~
ble spoAe OF Christ as the advocate rn
courage lawyers iu their profession OBJ
Z trnrscendent importance pr.-es
R sion houored los having ou the btrca
r Chief Justice Story and az the bar
e Rufus Choate.
e Encourage the teachers in our put
q lie schools occupation arcnons ar
"a poorly compensated. In an the c'u'
IL ,vhcn there comes a fit OF economy q
10 the part OF officials the first thing
.e 6o il al,vavs 90 cut down teachers sail
r;es. To take 40 OF 80 boys whose pa
ne enta suppose them precocious anc Nr'
be- the parents from finding out Their ni
tn take. 10 take an empty head and nil
- 10 meet the expectations OF paren
ey who think their children at 10 years
ey aye ought 60 be mRtnematicians al
be ,nstanbvsicians and rhetorieians.
ng work successfully that great Stun
ln- machine the modern school system.
as "a x.r, srduous work Encourage the
3 bv the usefulness and the eVerlastii
ily ness and the magnitude OF their oc'
ell nation. and when your children do "
in compliment the instructor, praise
nd teacher. thank the educator
an Encourage al invaids by tell
he them how many YOU have known W
.es, the same ailments who got well
ing not bv telling them OF their suuken
nd or asking them whether the color
ls', their checks il really hectic or n
lgF tioning eases IN which that style
rms disease ended fatally or telling -
the how badly they look. Cheerful We
eep are more soothing than chioral. m
'lth stimulating than cognac. more q
the than bitters. Many an invalid has
lin? covered through the influence Of eh
OF ful surroundings.
noe Encouraging ali starting in life
nc Yourself becoming reminiscent.
gers tabl.shed merchants. by telling I
o'u Young merchants when you got
,ne arst customer. and how you sat
hind the counter eating your lunch
with one eve on the door. Estabii
"5 lawyers. encourage young lawyer
'1''U telling them the time when you
down in your first speech. T.
may Nsbed ministers Of the gospel, ems
age young ministers by mereitul c
ination OF theological candidates
- walking around with Profundit,
overwhelmingness OF manner
- though YOU were one OF the etern'
So crees. Doctors established, by q
tbs;r Young doctors how you yourseiVes
-. rnistoOk the measles for scari'
S \nd IL YOU have nothing TO say Z
80, encouraging. o man. put your
- tightly together and cover them
-. the curtain OF your lip; compress
lips and put your hand over your 4
, ho~- and keep still.
ona Encourage the troubled by tho
> sald Of release and reassOciation. Fl
III he age the aged by thoughts Of e
~ the iuVenescence. Encourage the
p from man amid the trOughs Of sin TO g
moth 20 the banquet at the fathers
,ith a stead. Give US tones in the maj
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