The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1902-04-25
In the meantime ] shall hold
b8 faf your men aS hostages for those
yo,I1laye ordered to be executed. n
.s8eys s aiii J3HfS5, Gtta, s5
fa Wade Hainpton,J s
Lieutenant General.
THE GOOD PHYsICIAN.
iso,iic Good Words fi,rtho Mcmbcrs 0
The Medical Profession.

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! l)r,83sIas. II. Carlisle, sns published IN
4 Itlle@aSpaftanburg Herald last week
}MiSle the State Medical Society was IN
session. III That city;
1 lsItr pat lis OF painsarc thine. 20 forth
A WlGlY Ypal lience, trust and hope,
4 ThNSliifering Of a Sin-sjck earth
i Shall give thee ample scope.
i Btgitlc tho unveiled mysteries
4 lOf1bs.s and sleutii, 10 stand, ,s 4.
i w tn glardod llps.and rcparent 4 eyes,
q And pure Of hear and hanu
(Whllticr.j
i More than half century ago one of
4 the3 leading physicians cf BOSTON
died, Walter Charming, NJ y. His
i frieTd, Rev. james Freeman Clarke,
i preaahcd q sermon, which DC began
4 witfSa fine sketch Of q good physician.
i Gar city is honorcd today by thc
Ipreaencc OF many representatives Of
i thi4noblp profession from all parts uf
4 ths state. Readers of Tie Herald
4 mad be Interested in the appru-
A priate tribute. u may help them
To SSstill higher cst innate Of those Oh
whom wc call in o,ir moments or
i anxiety or pain.
IA good physician has Il hard life
\ In many ways Isis work IL OH the
shady side Of life, by the bed Of sick
incssand pain sickness which he often
i. ca An0t cure. pain, which he Ia some
great responsibilities invalving great
3 lanMetics. The lifo, health, happiness
! ofsDEbcrs depend much In his wisdom,
attention, promptness, fidelity. Most
! do our days word and then so
i home 10 rest, or to amuse ourselves,
tu8talin to private studies, or SO into
pleasant society. The work OF the
q physician never ends. iIc can never
ifcStgWithont the possibility OF being
\ Elsufidcnly summoned back to his duties.
Il If,ste Is not actually called, he Is
.laiWayS in expectation of being called,
. |andSthat intcrfcrcs With perfect rest,
i Icisn septincl who cannot sleep on
u his post. Ills work continues, through
!. might afd day. through storm and
4 siistle.thrOtlgh hcatand cold, through
{ IsuSliisier aiia winter Othef men may
1. ta 5ge their yaca ti0n, but wherever he
h. oseaa, tile lightning message follows
|, fif aud ilS 8 Where are your
!, siIoillsss8 ile Ass tho slave of the door
\ Il I;ll,esss l,et 1lloi,cl abroad, of tile
d. ail fShisS Iii tspr /, &.
81 "A fe has .in,lHs s,0l,i-
1gtss III Ssl n great
s. ss III
les iSfff & is one lla sllS Sss
4 |ogs sail pro fesslofls. The gooSl pilyJtlan
Il has the eofiScl onsncss OF 5issefG! !..less 81,
Il his work. l'he family physician
,iStutllc tti0 constitutions Of the meni-
]. fcrs OF q household; lc Is able to atl-
4 wise them IN regard to diet. air, cx-
q Iefcige, work and recreation. He fore
secs danger before ii comes, and shows,
4 them how toavpid It. preventative
/ lisl better than cure, modern medical
Z, science, which tends that way, III cer-
], taiuly better than tl,ato OF our thcrs.
! inswhcn the inevitable disease ar
I, rivcs, then the use OF the physlcian
!, appears tn allcvation OF pain, In TAX
!. Ing charge OF the case, and So relicv-
i Ing tho apxictics OF the paticnt, and
! his friends. Whcn we have coniidcd
] I0ur beloved ones 10 the care OF the
i wise and faithful physician wc have d
iacnsc OF rcpoSing trust. II all drugs
were abolished, do not think the
i need aud use Of q physician could be
\ snnsiDly diminished perhaps 1t would
/ be increased, All this Is compensation
4 for his toll and anxiety, but more still,
Is the affection which gathers around
j him Tie Apostle has Indicated
n this reward Of the profession In one
1 Istriking cpithct, Luke, the beloved
! lphysician.n lie does not say the
! wise, the learned, 1.-THE celebrated
4 physician, but the bG,ovcd.u The
good physician becomes Il friend IN
many homes AS his life advances,
4 there grows around him Il nelghbor-
| hood iillcd with frlcnds lio ls the
friend Of old and young, for al need
Ills care, and depend on his counsel.
I lie becomes intimately acquainted
viii! the interior OF life OF many famt-
llcS hut you Will notice thnta physician
Is very seldom u gossip. He ne none
thinks OF Speaklngabroad Of whni Is
conildcd To him than II he were Il
!, father-confessor, IA, indeed he often
is. AND he, who Is able to Inspire con.
! tidcncc I'm another, helps the body
through the mind, as daily experience
teaches. Wc all feel tho truth OF
what Walter Scott says;
have lain on tho sick mans bed,
Watching for hours for the lcecl's
, tread,
AS II i dccnicd that his presence alone
lad power 10 bid my pains begonc
haye listed his words Of comfort
given,
j ASH 10 Oiaoirs pf Heaven.
/, hayc counted his steps from ms
chamber door,
And blssscd them Whcn they were
! heard no more.
s Our visiting friends will lind here
!, traditions OF good physicians witl
whom our city was blessed IN othe,
! years. And they VIII be welcomed b,
others, worthily representing the pro
fcsslon today. 5al
: Dr. Ramsay says OF Lionel Chalmers
: NJ. ~ who died in Charleston, l777
He WIS Ilin flrsk 1urlfnr. .uhn trnn nt