LEGISLATURE, LEGISLATIVE llllllilllli DEBATE.

On motion of Hon. Mr. Laird, the Bill to allow Louisa M. Hobkirk and others to transfer certain lands in Prince County was read a second time.

The Bill was passed through Com-

“ mittee and reported agreed to.

A M from the House of As- sembly by gun. Mr. Peters with a Bill to be intituled “ An Act to enable the Government to purchase certain lands in Prince County."

Medical Act 1892.

On motion of Hon. Mr. Laird, the Bill to be intituled “ The Medical Act 1892'’ was read a second time.

Hon. Mr. L.\IRD.—-A8 far as I C811 understand the Bill, it is framed on 3 similar basis to those of the other P‘f°‘ vinoes, and is for the purpose 05 !’9‘l“‘_"' ing medical men to come up to a certain standard in their profession. It 19 paving the way for reciprocity &|11°?8 medical men, and it is certainly desir- able that our medical men_ when they move into the other provrnoes 8l1°“ld be allowed to practice without any unnecessary delay. There §PP°‘“3 l'° be some objection to the Bill by some

’medical men who have not been long in the province, but I think they are

Miscellaneous Items-

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Quebec without being recorded by ‘ Medical Association. I sup on; doctors are as well qualified as those 0

any other place, but if they went to Nova Scotia they would not be allowed to practise until they t their names How “L w_ I, wen“, 0fG3n¢vg, N, Y,’ on the books of the edical Social)’ was cured oi the scveret form of dyspep- there. but if we have a Medical Society sis? He leis ¢V¢fYll“°£ ll‘? ‘"9 "~‘°'“°‘l “"3

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d I t h to my 1. noose-co, Lowell, Mass.

clause which rovi es t is w e . . "— — ' . m°‘li°‘l P'''‘°‘£l°“°’ 1"“ be“ ‘why 0‘ Pill?i'o1f'gt1li:ii'£I!:”yldtue1flie:itiit'°ali:ti)dniIood ' any infamous or disgraceful conduct ' T

he shall be liable to have his name Asarulethe length of a face is the same emged from the Register, I would as the length ofahaud.

like it should be put in such a way nlrs. Illness’: line.

that any person wpuld know what Whpoq1T:llr‘:.'lt:ltl:lon goes toridc she travels would be considered infamous condouct nu. bong. muognm and mm,’ “Prue”; in ‘ d°°t°' m the eyes of the Meddcd Butfrlntlhc liegaiiitteles of the day she views with B05111. The lgntnjd ayo,

consider it disgraceful conduct for one nor nest: in weakness waste away. her voice

. . . is but a sigh. (100907 W "5": the Pnwnt of ‘amber’ For. Mrs. Million is in an advanced state of

although the patient himself deeifid c.itair‘i, and all the luaisries that wcul'h can to consult the second doctor. I believe buy fail to give her comfort ‘he envies her it is looked upon as unprofessional fgf rosy waiting maid, and would give all lia-

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W9 d°°l"°1'3 l'° Kl“ “5 3 defiuiliion 0f Million of the wonderful merits of Dr. Sage's of what constitutes disgraceful pro- Catarrh Remedy, she would learn that hercase

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wished to practise in any of the other The Widow! in 111551 ¢°mP'i5¢ 10 P3 W“ provinces, and, we have the same right °f ‘h° P°P“l“‘°°‘ —

to compel other places to undergo our Hamilton, April so, 189:.

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exwimfion. I was doctoring for years with physicians new H-wmmm ..'°:‘.:: M,“ S°"m3°°‘"' "1 th° °h‘“" permanent relief. I was alio troubled with T First clause read and agreed to.

excessive dandruff. which would drop from After some discussion progress was my head like snow flakes. Hearing of Anti- reported.

Daurlrufi’, I used it,_ and from the third appli- -.Hou£e owned ti“ 3 oicloqk. cation felt more relieved than for years: when Wsoxssnav, April 20th.

half the bottle was used the eczema and scaly eruptions disappeared and have not returned AFTERNOON SESSION. ' Hon. Mr. LAIRD in reply to Mr.

since; dsnd nil‘ was thoroughly removed, the We i‘"*° ‘°5“’ “.:::;P°.:‘;« '3“ “;.:.‘.°.* ii - ir Ross laid on the Table a statement of ‘JI',§a,§i?'f,';,'{§, mi... '”‘"" expenditure on Mount Stewart Bridge .J. S. GRAHAM, in 1891. Also a statement of expen- diture on Road between Mount Stew- art Bridge and St. Peters Road.

Mgr. Hamilton Branch Kemp, jones and

Peck, Manufacturers of C.der, Tomato. Mr. Ross asked the Leader of the Government to lay on thoiTable of

There are thirteen miles of btokshelves in the House a. statement giving the fol-

the British museum. Phlurosrmr newgrolxp gifiéaapt pgfeessipfns. ysicians prescri . rt :1 er- lowing information re rding work ‘"3 "°'." md'3°“‘9“."'d d’5P'P3“‘ l‘."7°“ done on Clarke’: mill Lot 37. 3: it’-I-crlyugfiizggg gfietltfinhg lst the plan and specification Ottficlled world will look bzightcr and you will be to the contract entered into, with happier. James M. Clarke for the construction of said bridge 2nd the specification, plan and contract under which the work was done. 3rd a full statement showing separately the payments made, to whom made and on whose order. 4th the name of the contrac- tor, and a statement whether work was let by tender, auction or private contract. the names of parties to whom com- pensation was paid for clc sing‘ the old Georgetown Road and the amount paid t) each.

Hex. Ma. LAIRD.-——I have not the answer to the tirst question. Only 0 e man, S Inge, rr-celved C0lllp8ll8&l.lt)l=T for closing the old Georgetb-vn Road.

in ans er to Mr. Ross, I haveio state that the Government intend opening a road from Cove Head to Union Road this summer, and the road from Afton Road to the Anderson Road is being opened at present.

The Bill to be intituled “An Act to allow Louisa M. Hobkirk and others to transfer certain lands in Prince County was read a third time and

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standing in their own light. Some- times men get rusty in their profession and do not care to go before their fellow practitioners to be examined. Of course this Bill will be open for discussion and I presume open to amendment I have no objection to allowing medi- cal men to have restrictions on the men of their own profession. The ob- ject is a good one although the Bill may not be perfect in detail. I hope it will be strict enough to keep out all the had doctors and liberal enough to’ allow all the good ones to practice. _ Mr. CAisPBxI.I..—Any Bill having ' for its object the raising of the stand- dsird of any profession is a laudable one. We a Medical Act in 1890 which we considered a little too strict, and now we have another be fore us to improve upon that. Bills of this nature require to be closely criticized. We have a number of men constituting themselves into a Medical Council and asking us to give them certain powers so. that they may have control over the whole medical fr it: r- nity. “They will have the power of saying who shall not be permitted to practice medicine in the Province and also who shall and who shall not be allowed to b: come ‘ medical students. If we pass this Bill. any medical man coming here no mat- ter how high he stands i - his pr- , f-siion will have to submiv tn the‘ will of a lotof monopolists, and w?'l have to ' an examination he-for-i men who not his peers. I understand that one of the most eminent men in the " is living on suiferance, not being qualified to pass an examin- ation; These men may pluck a young man coming from college because they may be afraid he will take away some of their practice. A young man who wants to study medicine will have to pass a matriculn» tion examination before this council, or have the qualification of a first class teacher, and I think the colleges should be the best judges of the quali- fication of their students. What right have we to pass a law to make every medical man who comes here be sub- . ject tothis medical council. If a man is a properly qualified physician he should be allowed to practice. The Bill provides that if a man practices medi- cine without getting permission from this medical council he shall be sent to jail, and I think we have no right to hand over the rights and privileges of the people into the hands of mono- polists. The 26th clause provides that medical men may sue to recover any . fees in a court of law. This is fraught - -wislagreat danger to the country, for itwill allow those men to lay down ' any scale of fees they think proper, and no man will be allowed to prac- tice unless he charges those fees. Why should we allow those men special pri- vileges over merchants and others in tbeeollection of debts! The Bill pro- vides that a doctor may sue before a jutice of the peace while other people have to go to the county court to col- lect debts. A young man may practice medicine, and if he has not permiuion from this medical council he can be fined, and if unable to pay the fine be "sent to jail. We are giving the medical Tcomiil power to pluck whom they think proper, and it may be the means of preventing our best young men from -coming here topractise. Will it be in the public interest to give this medical council the power they are asking for‘? Mr. MACKENZIE--The speech of my hon. colleague appears very plausible, but we must remember that there is scarcely anything in the Bill before - House which is not in the Medical ?T'"'_T‘ 3 Act now on the Statute Book, and if ' ‘ ‘ we refuse to pass this the doctors can I falrbick on the old Act. This Bill is only improving the law now in force, and does not give the Medical Council any greater powers than they have at present. When a man comes here to practice medicine, how are the public to know whether he is a properly qual- ifiedapihyslician or not poles: we have .a m ica society. t is necessary - this-eshould be some means of pre- - -vesting monntebanks from coming here and gulling the people. Some men go a short time to a medical college and purchase a deploma. Those men can come here and practice while

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MALARIA and other atmospheric influen- ces r- best counteracted by keepingthe blood pure and vigorous with Ayers Sarsaparilla. A little sution in this respect may prevent serious injury at this season. Aycx’s Sauss- parilla is the best all-year-round medicine in cxistcn.c.

The Bill to be intituled “An Act to ’ ' incorporate the Trustees of the Mal- peque Public Hall” was read a third « time and passed.

Also that the House of Assembly have passed a Bill to be intitulcd “An Act to provide for the study in the Public Schools of the effects of alcoho lic drinks and narcotics on the human system.”

Hon. Mr. LAIRD would endeavor to get the information asked for.

Medical Act 1892. House in Committee on the further

consideration of the Bill to be intituled "The Medical Act 1892.”

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A statue of Shakespeare is soon lobe erected in Paris. Ignatius onnclly naturally con- siders this a rcmarksbfe exhibition of Gaul.

V Rose Bay, Lunenbnrgco. I. H. Pollen, Esq.——Dear Sir:-The Ope- leka Cough Mixture bought from you sold like hot cakes. Please send me six dozen more. Yours, very truly, W. R. MOSSHAN.

A Harry Hmr. —We don't believe in keeping agood thing when we hear of it, and for this reason we take special pleasure in referring Ililfercrs with Piles in any fonu, bleeding. protruding, etc., _to Bettons’s Pile Salve, the use of which will prevent a vast deal of suffering and inconvenience.

Several agreed to.

WBD\‘ESDAY, April 20th.

Clauses were read and

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EVENING SESSION.

House in Committee on the further consideration of the Bill to be intituled ".l‘he Medical Act 1892.” ’

Several Clauses were agreed to with Amendments.

"The President took the Chair and the Chairman reported the Bill agreed to with Amendments.

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