Article March 14, 1903 Issue

We have not an unkind word to say of doctors, for a...

A. W. Paine

We have not an unkind word to say of doctors, for a very large number of them are acting up to their highest understanding and doing much good. Yet thousands of men, women, and children are to-day writhing on beds of anguish, our cemeteries are fast filling with those who have been relieved only by death, and our kind-hearted physicians are unable to relieve their pain or stay the hand of the great destroyer. Now if the Christian Scientist can allay the suffering of a small per cent of these, why not let him do it? Why demand of him the whole or none? Why decry the good he is doing because he tries to do it in a way not laid down in the medical books?

A. W. Paine.
In Los Angeles (Cal.) Post.

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