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and demerits of unqualified medicaments that the stipends of Archbishops practitioners took place in the House of and Bishops of the Anglican Church were Episnan, February 10th At Murrayfield. Edinburgh, Scotland Commons on February 9th, when Dr. to be "cat" by two-thirds. This is not' ed at the Church Assembly actually will! gained a narrow victory in an inter- Little, who represents London Univer the case. The proposals to be consider benefit the two Archbishops and the national Rugby match against Wales bysity; called attention to the spread of
Bishops generally. ¡ points to 5 The game was played on unqualified practice in medicine and a soft and heavy pitch, with a greasy surgery by osteopathi and chiropractors ball. - Displaying form mach superior to and other irregular practitioners." what they had been credited with. Wales put up a splendid fight, and had their backs possessed the thrust and resolution to turn to account the numerous chances provided by their forwards they might easily have won. As it was, they ennie
One of the essential differences between very near doing an, and were at least value for a draw. At half-time Wales led by a goal to nothing, a lead which they qualified and unqualified practice. he fully deserved, and it was only after a pointed out, was that all the discoveries well-taken penalty goal by A. C. Gillies early in the second half that the Scots of qualified practitioners were made; came more into the picture. Heartened known to the world; the 'essence of un- by this success, their forwards did better for a time, and a clever try at the posts qualified practice was secrecy as to the by H. Waddell, who changed his direc-methods employed.
tion of attack with consummate skill.
gave them a slender lead, to which they
lang precariously to the close in Ince
Many of the Bishops have stated that owing to income tax and super-tax, qs
the othee, and notwithstanding what is He moved a resolution in favour of well as the general expenses attaching to the appointment of a committee to en-escribed as the fatal opulence of the present only by drawing upon their pri quire into the whole position of irregular bishops," they make both ends meet at practice in medicine and surgery and toate means, make recommendations to Parliament for dealing with it.
THE OSTEOPATHS.
He objected particularly to the prac
The new mure simply divides the income of every bishopric into two and allocates one part for the Bishop as a personal stipend and the other part n an allowance for episcopal expenses in-
diocese. cidental to the administration of his
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"With the exception of Great Britale and Germany, the whole of the civilised world penalised unqualified medien!! Practitioners.
This allocation of the episcopal income Commander Hilton Young (Lib..! Norwich), seconding the motion, said will relieve the Bishop of personal that osteopaths were guilty of inflicting liability for many diocesan expenses- something in the nature of an imposition legal charges. fur instance, such as fell on the public. He had recently met on the Bishop of Lincoln when he was fellow member who had been treated by involved in costs of £6,000 in the case an osteopath for neuralgia. I asked gainst Archdeacon Wakeford. A por him how he treated him, and he said, tion of the old feudal castles, which are
He asked me to lie down on the sofa and then pulled my leg.'
Commander Young complained that inadequate penalties were provided by law for unqualified practice,
w occupied by the Bishops, will also be allocated for diocesan purposes, and the Bishop relieved of the cost of mainten janer, repairs, rates, etc.
CONTRIBITORY PENSIONS.
What would happen, he asked if the the same measure provides a pension Government prohibited the sale of ime for the Bishop on, or after, attaining the pure milk and provided no penaltiesti age of 70 or earlier, under the provisions Fraudulent milk vendors would at one of the Bishops Registration Act, 1509. flood the market with diluted milk and T this every. Bishop must contribute the public would be trapped. The pros. per cent. of his personal stipend on sent position with regard to medical a non-returnable basis. The pensions will service was analogous.
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Why should the practice of medicine differ from that of the solicitor? No unqualified man could act as a solicitor
CASE OF DR. AXHAM." Atkinson Con.. Altrincham) Mr. moved an amendment to the effect that an enquiry should be held. not into the general question of unqualified practi tioners, but to secure the proper regis- tration of qualified osteopaths.
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He warned Mr. Atkinson not to draw Too many inferences from the fact that he had been cured of tennis-elbow by an berlain) had suffered from the same thing and had cured himself without Fri. osteopath, since he himself (Mr. Cham- Ther. 18031 consulting anybody at all. (Laughter.)
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They were all familiar, he said, with the notorious case of D. Axham. who was bounded out of his profession be- an einluent osteopath. The medical pro cause he administered anesthetics for fession had adopted the wrong attitude
He advised osteopaths to begin forming Satur. 20 towards these practitioners. Osteopathy a branch of knowledze which did
n register of their own for such of their number as were in their opinion quali | Sun. was
The proper way would fied. There was nothing to prevent them not happen to form part of the medica! curriculum.
doing so and setting up their own stan- have been for the medical profession to bring it into their curriculum.
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1. Macmyn (London Scottish), JR.ordered complete rest for the elbow for Paterson (Birkenhead Park). J. W. Scott (Stewart's College), and G. M. Murray (Glasgow Academicals). CLUB MATCHES...
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The Rugby programme in Scotland was a small ope, and most of the games were Kelso sustained their second de feat of the scazon.
Watsonians, 16; Kelso, 13. Edin Academicals, 20; Jedforest, 0. Edin. University, 0; Hillhead High
School, 0. Hawick, 14; St. Andrew's University, CCP-TIES.
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He said Parliament should insist that, humanity should have the advantage of ing. Dr. Axham had been hounded out of the medical profession and was pur sued with a vindictive sentence up to the time when he almost had one foot in the grave. The time had come when those things should be enquired into and when it should no longer be a crime for a doctor to administer anesthetica for 'man like Sir Herbert Barker.
Dr. Shiels (Soc., Edinburgh) said he did not feel that such an enquiry as was proposed by the resolation was desirable at present. At the same time he thought that observation should be kept on un- qualified practice.
CURED HIMSELF. Most members would admit that Bir Herbert Barker was a man of exceptional ability. The bulk of the medical pro- fession would agree that Sir Herbert had done very considerable service and was a practitioner of no mean skill. But he was. very exceptional case.
Mr. Neville Chamberlain, the Minis ter of Health, opposed both the motion and the amendment. His argument with regard to the first was that the public should not be debarred from the services of any man, qualified or unqualified man they did so at their own risk.
His objection to the amendment lay in the difficulty of defining the proper qualification for inclusion in a register of recognised osteopaths. It would be necessary, apparently, to rely on the diplomas given by American colleges over which we had no control--and that was an impossible basis to accept.
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