The Practice Of Medicine Is An Art,

Engrossed Late And Soon In Professional Cares, Getting And Spending, You May May So Lay Waste Your Powers That You May Find, Too Late, With Hearts Given Away, That T Here Is No Place In Your Habit-stricken Souls For Those Gentler Influences Which Make Your Life Worth Living.

Care More For The Individual Patient Than For The Special Features Of The Disease. . . . Put Yourself In His Place . . . The Kindly Word, The Cheerful Greeting, The Sympathetic Look - These The Patient Understands.

The Young Doctor Should Look About Early For An Avocation, A Pastime, That Will Take Him Away From Patients, Pills, And Potions.

No Human Being Is Constituted To Know The Truth, The Whole Truth And Nothing But The Truth; And Even The Best Of Men Must Be Content With Fragments, With Partial Glimpses, Never The Full Fruition.

Faith Is A Most Precious Commodity, Without Which We Should Be Very Badly Off.