were also to be paid. When it came into the legislative chamber those provisions were absent, and the medical profession took a vote as to whether they would practice medicine if the bill were introduced; 613 voted that they would not practice medicine and 13 voted that they would. The bill was never introduced. I think we shall go forward, because of all the professions in history, the medical profession has put its hand into the public till the least. It has maintained itself in the past because it was selfsupporting, and it will maintain its eminence in the future, marching forward, presciently, courageously and triumphantly. 116 East Fifty-Third Street.
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