The Homoeopathic World a Monthly Journal of Medical Social and Sanitary Science

CLARKE'S Di&ionaiy of Materta yar..„- 7ica that the price of the work added to the duty made le as a text-book for stAdents; Similar complan.._ have been made on this sideV the water and it has 1 „ before been decided by the author and publishers of the Dictionary to signalise the event of the International Homeopathic Congress by making an offer which should put the work within the reach of [...] It was especially marked on the inner part of the eyelids the adjacent surfaces of the nose the nasolabial folds and round the corners of the mouth. [...] fession of medicine is a liberal Pr{ -i;sion in Littic n (toes not exist for its own honour and ory—fltis was by the way known o long ago as Soc fes - no according to Plato said " The healing art not exist for the benefit of the healing art "—tha for the benefit of its members but for the furthE ince and protection of the health and life of the hun in race. [...] Now the professional obligations of the nurse are mansided : to the doctor to the patient to the privacy of family life to the genius and dignity of ber profession. [...] I will cite them onc( asairr:— 1. All discretior try action on the part of the nurse must be strictly it accord with the obvious intentionthe plan of action—of the physician in the treatment of the case.