the United States. Those least familiar with its provisions are its worst detractors who wish to destroy this monument of wisdom and justice which, with Dr. Flint's commentaries, is worthy of being translated into every foreign language, and of being published in every newspaper in the world, in order that all men, who can read, may know what scientific medicine means, and what are the reciprocal obligations of physicians and the public. This would operate more effectively than anything else toward the extinction of medical charlatanism and of the many kinds of irregularities practiced under the guise of benefiting humanity. |