The 1'oHBg Doclorx unci Coin
mrnccBcnt I.ty.
The young doctors come alo:ig
about the same time the spring
chickens do, and tn the accompani
ment of the spring flowers, with a
jrracrful move and smile as once
free abroud. One must not look for
much of poetry proceeding from
these grave professors who are the
valedictorians of these commence
ment days especially from all
6ourco5, but as it has formed a wel
come episode in the Jefferson Med.
College programme of "Wednesday
last, the eager young student? ready
to walk out over the course which
is not the swift nor strong always.
The plunge into obscurity which
one-half of the blurting recipients
of all these boqncts will make for
short or long terms before they ri6e
to the surface again in view, and
float serenely all this time makes
the veterans grow lender and kind
ly from their points of advantage on
tho platform, and told over and
again as is the old 6tory of encour
agement and warning. It is always
genuine as far as it goes, and as
these graduates are turned out by
the hundred year after year in Phil
adelphia alone, where is there room
for them all? The students of the
Jefferson in number, of the last ses
sion, was 578, and as to safe keeping
as to a great many of these adven
turous hosts in the test of human
life, providing there is room. The
station of enhanced standard of our
Medical schools as to the lengthy
time of training which has been en
forced of late years by the associa
tion of American Medical colleges.
No person whether a graduate or not
shall be given a diploma of M. D.
unless he produces satisfactory evi
dence of gopxl moral character, at
taining the ngc of 21 yrs., filing a
certificate of having studied medi
cine for three years, using the word
regular, filing the proper official evi
dence that in three years he has
martriculated at 6ome affiliated col
lege for three full coursesof instruc
tion on the seven different topics of
aiatomy,including dissect ion,phyei
ologr, chemistry, material), medlica,
and thcrcputics, obstetrics, surgery,
bathology, and practice of medicine.
Two full courses- must be attended
at the colleges Issuing the diplo
ma and passing a personal examina
tion before the Faculty on all frauc
ticm. This takes effect at and after
the session of 1879. Thus the diplo
mas become not only the seals of
work done but the earnest of the
future also. The growing tendency
towards special 6tudy attcrwards
seemed a part of the carefulness of
under graduate preparation leading
to destruction in one line and to
thoroughness in another, as the
country doctor must cover a great
deal of ground nol only in his gig
and on his horse, but in his prac
tice, where the city practicioner cau
make his fame and fortune by at
tention to one class of diseases as
tho advanced position taken by
6omc of our best medical authori
ties, makes it possible to hope for
the future that the new doctor will
attend his patients and keep them.
It would be worth "thrice his fee"
and then all individuals would be
more able to pay their doctor bills,
and an immcue satisfaction in doing
60, and not to have accounted the
tales of lost or wasted days. How
ever, this wholesome innovation is
only adopted by a few colleges, and
again the woman's Medical College
holds its own with the others, if
each of the 20 ladies who turned
over the diploma from one to an
other gracefully as the Jefferson
and University boys will represent
60 much bread and butter taken
from the hundreds of masculine M.
D.'s of the season for the old out
cry against women in tho profession
of healing. Every new door to em
ployment that a woman opens by
patient persistence has had against
it the weight of the employed on
the other side to keep it shut. Preju
dice takes various names, and looks
through a variety of spectacles, re
garding each slowly-opcniug door,
but the key that fits turns in the
lock at last. It has been a dignified
and worthy advance, bearing down,
by character and fitness much of
factious opposition in the Medical
profession. It is the fashion to-day
in Philadelphia to be somewhat
proud of having the oldest as well
as the soundest Medical College in
the United States.
Yours, Truly,
Lewis Fkeidav.
3Tarch 14lh, 1879.
Oat Wct.
The Colorado Independent tells a
story of a court in La Vcta, where
the testimony of a Chinese was ob
jected to on the ground that ho did
not understand or regard the obli
gation of an oath. To test this,
questions were asked about as fol
lows: "John, do you know anything
about God ?"
"No, me no belly well acquaint
with him."
"ITave you no Joss in China?"
"Oh, yes ! Gottce hcapeo Joss."
"Where do you go when you
die?"
"Me go to San Francisco."
"No! You don't understand me.
When Chinaman quit washee all
time, and no live any more, where
doei he go?"
"Oh, yes I Me sabe now. If he bel
Ico goodce man, ho go Iuppcc sky.
If he belly bad man, ho go luppec
down helec, allc same like Jlelican
Man.
The court was satisfied with his
competency as witness; and, though
the opposing council insisted that
there was a bias to his eyes, if not
to his mind, he was permitted to
testify.
For the Joukxal.
A Hrilliant Actor.
Lord Beaconsfield is a very smart
man, and sometimes, no doubt, says
very smart things. Sometimes, too,
he says things that he thinks very
smart, but that, in reality, are very
simple. The following is a 6iimple
of the latter sort. "The govern
ment of the world is carried on by
sovereigns and statesmen, and not
by anonymous paragraph writers,
or the the hare-brained chatter of
frivolity."
That sounds very pretty, doesn't
it? And it is like its author, more
sound thau sense. It might have
been true five hundred years ago,
when the printing press did not
exist. 15ut for this man to talk as if
the machinery of government, cer
emonial sovereigns and mountebank
ministers for he evidently means
himself and his mistress are the
decisive power, and that the force
of public opinion is a shadow, is as
much an anachronism as is his
whol c tawdry scheme of half-mcdi-cval,
half oriental Imperialism. The
whole pasteboard and tinsel affair
supported by such clinquaut epi
grams, is of a piece.
What a pity that the homely
minded Victoria, should in her old
age, unprotected by the strong
Fense of her husband, have fallen
into the snare of this hollow,
but undoubtedly hrilliant per
former. You remember Artc
mus Ward's moral drama of
The Reformed Drunkard, with a
real drunkard. And so this quon
dam novelist, having taken it into
his head, like some other novelist,
having one or two of his old
romances, which have just as little
real substance in them as the Wan
dering Jew, is so singularly fortu
nate as to be able to bring it on the
boards with a genuine cast of real
characters aud real properties, real
Kingdoms, real Crowns, real
Queens, and real Emprcsses,all danc
ing back aud forth like so mauy
marionettes, to his piping, while he
salaams them all, and despises them
all, as so many ''short-nosed, bar
barian Franks." Such brilliant
success is enough to tempt almost
anybody into the theatrical profes
sion. As to his affection of contempt for
paragraph writers. I should suppose
that it depended altogether on what
was in the paragraph. Ono who
prides himself on epigrams certainly
ought not to despise paragraphs.
Tho great speech which secured the
acquittal of the Seven Bishops, and,
in the end, the overthrow of James
the Second, was hardly more than
fivo minutes long. It could not
have included much more than five
paragraphs. It is doubtful whether
oue lucky paragraph might nol now
unhorse this Hebrew Tancred, who,
with truly Hebrew zeal, sets his
pride in upholding the Crcsent
agaiust the Cross. IJut if he should
contend that Zulu lances have done
more towards upsetting him than
English paragraphs, we should
hardly be in a position to dispute
him.
Nor is nc wise in saying" too
much about "irresponsible frivolity,"
for where shall we find a more
notable instance of it than in the
man whose character and whose
aims arc both summed up in the one
word Glitter, and whom royal favor
and parliamentary obsequiousness
hao combined to shelter in quasi
mouarchial irresponsibility? O it
is a great thing for a mau to be able
to requite her preference by making
her a trumpery Empress.
Rot lie, in oue of the aphorisms
published by you, speaks of some
who imagine themselves able by
their politic wisdom to overturn the
nature of things. An excellent de
scription of the Right Honorable
Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beacons
field, K. G. Hawketk.
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person. Study more how to give a
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how to make it more.
No man can be the friend of an
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better than himself; and to be able to
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to empty yourself of selfishness that
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world and in all other relationships.
Wealth, which strips tho trees
from around us makes us see tho
distant regions they formerly con
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our eujoymenis only to enlarge the
prospect of eternity before us.
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ancient Rome and Greece lighted
her taper at Israel's altar, so the
sweetest strains of the pagan muse
were swept from harps attuned on
Zion's hill.
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The honor of a house is hospitality.
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It appears to be among the laws
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by the twittering petulance of many
smaller.
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can be .Tladc.
SWEET CIDER
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I AM constantly rccei vine; the choicest
of Michigan cider and apples. Call
and taste for yourself.
V4.
VTu. BECKER.
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COI.IIMUUN
Restaurant and Saloon!
E. D. SHEEIIAX, Proprietor.
Wholcsald and Itetall Dealer in
Foreign Wines, Liquors
AND CIOAKS,
DOUBLIN STOUT,
SCOTCH AND ENGLISH ALES.
EtTA'eHfwoty Whiskies a Specialty.
OYSTERS,
In their season,
BY THE CASE. CAN OU DISH,
11th Street, Sosth of Depot
CITY MEAT MARKET,
ox
OLIVE T OPPOSITE 1IA.TI-
:noM house.
"Will keep on hand all kinds ol Fresh
and Salt .Meats, alo Snmase, l'onltrv,
Fresh Fish, etc, all in their teuton.
Cash paid for Hide, Lard un! Ba
con. WILL.T. IUCKLY.
WEAL MAT MAIET
O.X II th STREET.
Dealers in Freh and Salted Meats.
&c. Town Lots, Wood. Hides, See.
J. RICKLY, Agent.
Columbus, .InneJ, 1.ST7.
'YOU BET."
A. W. LAWRENCE,
AOEXT FOR THE
WIND MILL,
Will hereafter fie found THREE
DOORS SOUTH of the Pot Oflice.
where he keeps a full line of every stylo
PUMP. PIPE, HOSE,
And the Celebrated
I X L FEED MILL.
As he kcep aPtitnp House cxcluoivclr.
he i able to -ell CHEAPER THA'X
THE CHEAPEST. Pumps for any
depth well. Pumps driven or repaired,
and Rods cut.
GIVE Iini A C.1LL AXB SAVE MOSEY.
3.'G
BECKER & WELCH,
PE0PEIET0ES OF
SHELL CREEK MILLS.
MANUFACTURERS & WHOLE
SALE DEALERS IN
FLOUR AND MEAL.
OFFICE, COLUMBUS, NKIi
Dr. A. HEINTZ,
BKAI.KK IN
s, on
1VCYEM, I.IQL'ORM,
Fine Soaps, Brushes,
PERFUMERY, Etc., Etc.,
And all articles usually kept on hand !
Druggists.
Physicians Prescriptions Carefully
Compounded.
One door Enst of CJnlley'x, ea
Elercnth Street,
COLUMBUS. : NEBRASKA
saoe&n:
NEW STOKE
ASP-
New Stock.
A full, frch supply of groceries,
STAPLE AND FANCY,
Just opened, and for sale at low-down
prices.
t3T Olive Street, opposite tho
"TafterMilI."
.tames McAllister.
m. SOHILZ,
Manufacturer and Dealer In
BOOTS AND SHOES!
A comp?ftnortniHt of I.dIVand CMt
drtn' Short krpt on Jiad.
All Work Warranted!!
Onr Motto Good stock, excellent
work and fair prices.
Especial Attention paid to Repairing
Cor.OIlrc and St. 12th
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