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BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH,
NEw ROAD, LONDON.
\lemhers of THE !lemur (COLLEGE OF ITEALTH deem it their
duty to give as much publicity as possiide to the following confes-
sion of doctors as regsr is their own craft
" Thousan 'a are medically slaughtered in the quiet sick room."—
Dr. Frank.
" I de, tare me conscientious opininn, founded on long observation
and reflection, that if there. were not a single surizeon, spothec ry,
mari-midw fe, clrmist, drucgist. or drug n the face of th e ribs
there would he le s sickness and less mortality than now prevail."—
Dr. James John.on.
.as res (as this country, i cannot hilt think it all the patients
(in Asiat c o eve) had been lett shine, !he mortality would have
been much the same as it has h‘-en. No doubt many pair crintures
died urc,rtt ortat ly who v oold have died tranquilly if nothing had
been doe for them " ,r. Eltotson.
" Gentlemen. you constantly hear o' chi dren dying of water on
the lir da. I s rtitsle eist to d clare !hat in n nety-nine of every hun-
dred of such cases the water in the brain ;a produced by the lancetB
and leech sof the doctors."- Dr Sam. Dickson's Medical Lectures.
" I have no aith whatever in physic."- Dr Baillie.
" Nine .y-nine out of every hundred me i al facts are to m its
medical lies, whilst medicaldoctrine4 are for the most part little batter
than eta; k start. g n natr.-e.'—i.r. James Gregory.
Less slaughter is effecte I by the lance thau by the lanciA.".
Reid
Byron and Scott, those masters of their age, fell victims to the
lancet''—Dr. S. Dickson.
"Hospitals arc ins -Button= at which medical education is per-
fected hi murder." -Sir Anthony Carlisle, ai.D.
" No man in his senses wo !Id pia himself under an hospital sur-
geon "—' dekson's tied cal lectures. ,
" Government should it once either anish medical men and their
at or thy should take p. o,,er means that the lives ef Ihe beoiln
n:ay be sate than it present, when they look far lees after the prac-
orofei.ion. and the murders committed in it,
r• tiras my exper'ence of medical matt! re go, s, few people in
ttheaen of
afterhl the "g,09 wres trades." -Dr. F. ank.
these times are permitted t die o itsease—the orthodox fashion is
to de 01 :ho doctor."—S owlet
" e are all a parcel of quacks, c oalataiis, and empirics ;we con-
ce it our brutish ignOrance under a crack Jaw phras. hilst
the parson, m kin lly conceals the consequence!= f that igno-
r.i nee by 'ashes to ashes' and ' dust to dust.'"—John Elderton,
su-geon
Tne British College of health and Society of Hysceists throughout
the world rely on the following tear and deinite rystem, whi h
eraetic 1 exPerience has proved to be correct. icy it all p,rsons are
ema.,cipate,l irons the horrors of medical thraldo n. aod all imposi-
tion tit it can be attempted as racial') the cure of disease.
The I-RI NCI PL Es of the HYG EL% Nor MORISON lAN SYSTEM
are contained in thefst owing propositions:—
1. The sr tai principle is in the blood.
2. Everything
3. All constitutions radicalli the same.
in the body is derived from the blood.
4. All diseases arise fro,n impurity of he blood, or, in other words,
from acrd isonious humours lodged in the body.
5. Pain and disease have the same origin;
Purgation by vegetables conside ed synonymous,
body the heath of the one must conduce to thaensdermeia:ity
From the
6.
Intimate connection subsisting between mind and
tolifetrhefeooreilibeer.
with 7. Proper Purg, for
eradie tins disease
8. 'fide dkcovery
requisite for ridding the body of alolleZspsouturhietiteos,
of a Vegetable Compound, capable of being
digested and mixing w' onlyw asa d effectualesw
impart toil the energy
9. This discovery was mail
in the c-.nmosition of the Vs;(ei by “ME.4 MORISON, the Hygeist,
of the liritish of UNIVERSAL MEDICINE
5.13. Taking the above con Hamilton-pia •e, New-road, London.
erniaotudme
wecannot be surprised in "sbn's
of
doctors into consideration,
Pathist to the animal having all sorts ce doctors, fr an the licomeeo-
he to!er magnetiser I Should such a state of th age
ailed ? We appeal on th
question to the .11,thieter of Health,
Si Benjamin Hall,

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