The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04

graduated and secured their dtplo mas.
l.s,se aSsto,s have 64rmed an a. oei4
IL o rodp sd o. Y aduatea, de RI n all
undergraduates, and Is now tollg its IT.
niost TO insuee Our law ma. eri To pa sA
laws THAI VII $. rengI1hen uhelr tr ST.
hii th-ir poo cts. taae aAay Vhs pplof.
snnities OF The poor by 80 secure 4. u )
fnss ON. and { rec The poSr. rep te | d.
vidual, Who lives great oisa aee from
the towns where the graduates reside, 10
ride nile after mile TO secure III -lr sr :
ioes, for 1t Is fact that Owe one hA IL
" bhe physicians of Texas. are ia or
graduates, and 1t Will he Moss airy for
the graduates TO live In the town lat
haey may To near rall,oai. VIII ca ~
course the pride VI every IrdGaa LOT
dc tor
lhe nan that reSld . In a re el-te dis
trlct. s. me aistan on, iva, W. III
oe t,recf to Tide ssN 10 MI lis 20 Sc ure
me services OF g;adwital phys clan.
The physl.dan goes 10 see the pa Q IL,
gives him vcry lbyte attention, ind dfa Z,
lee OF $40 10 SIS frsan tho 20 r nidu,
and lien rcl,usns b town wGere OF ers
are waiting for his services The ur {
aueh gr'ws verse ana al g bero / .
d p' ma doctor can be cached o The
reason of TIE gre at distance aul tie Inn
mense practice he has 10 nit, nj.
ShtMd CLASS leGlY.a lion be co,stitu-
tionaI? Then why not ma laws e.
curing cur lawyers to pat'on.7e III, law
> b Is three or four yei re bel x
allowed to enter the bar, or should 70
S'sh TO build house force yam h. e.
eTt'Ni miles and secure the Sc vices OF
q grNduated mechanic, ev II. ugi 20
neMt neighbor can ~ the sane work a d
OBJ sr9e one-t third OF what The <. a liza. ed
mechanic would have charged TOR &c
same work?
Claes legislation has been curse 10
2ne poor man, and II II Is aNowei TO NJ
crease In volume II VIII be grea or
curse, eventually becomlng go erea. that
a Nhlng but the rich boy or man Will
nave S.le opportunity OF galn ng the
@now.edse OF any profession.
should The proposed bill OF the Texas
hsd!cal association be made effective b.
ur legIsla ure what would become Of thu
loor boy who has saved $500 or $500 with
Nnich to pay his way through college
ne term, that he may then commence
pfactlelngg All his hopes are gone for
10 mas not the 1880 or $4,000 with wAlch
o complete hts sradGa ION before he
an begin practiclng, none bat the rlea
Z an secure professional edaca ION. Also
noulo you be suffering Intense ag nies.
nd need relief Immediately. should you
g Forced to send ten or fifteen IN. les TO
eeuFe diploma docsor, whlie your next
leisnpor can give tbs same Keller and
Nouid charge less than the graduate.
nough he has only taken one term az
oliege. You VIII hear tina graduated
aetor explain thar medical legislation is
lot for their good. nut ear the ,otee-
ION OF humanity A great cry. bur II
iould all their pockets wi b the hari
armed money Of the poor class. ani
feate monopoly that would be a curse
humanity lnsead Of a profession.
The learned doctor soon cels s to study,
nd uses what he has learned In the past
lille the so-caiied uniearne1 dacter con
inues to study hard thai he may ln'rease
Is bundle OF knowledge and surplss the
raauate.
Herbsrt Spencer gives his opinion OF
nch laws in the following ters9 sentence
ie says; Medical monopoly Is tlst as
'ad as religious mon POLY. II Is az kreat
outrage on man TO say that he shall
'ot choose his own doctor 10 cure bis
BODY as IL Is say that no shall not
moose his own preacher 10 suys his
Or, BENJAMIN Rush, one Of the founders
81 this Republic. said OF such laws:
They constitute the BAssiIss OF our
Or. T. A. Bland says: This Is true;
TOR as the Infamous prison known as
! pc Bastile was used to crush pcliJcai
freedom. these laws are intended 70 crush
medical freedom, aud where they are
operative they DO crush IT,
dedicai moaopcly bills are known "a