The Sun.
London, England, 1859-07-04 00:00:00

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rrHE HARVEIAN ORATION.-
-11- A more false oration than that which appeared in the
"Times" of yesterday, June 30, cannot possibly be conceived.
We are only surprised that any newspaper could have pub•
lished a statement which the editor must or ought to have
known was so contrary to facts.
The immortal Harvey was not only insulted in his time by
the doctors who cared him " Quack," "Circulitor," &c. ; but
let us ask in what way the medical profession at any time
supported the great discovery of Harvey ? Did they not go
on bleeding until they were shamed out of the practice ? It is
a perfect farce for the medical profession to praise the im-
mortal Harvey, having so completely gene contrary to his
great discovery of the circulation of the blood.
It may do very well for doctors to praise in their annual
orations such a man as Harvey, because the great fact which
he proclaimed has been admitted throughout the world for
centuries, and cannot be denied ; but we certainly think it
most inconsistent and ludicrous in a set of men to praise the
discovery of a man which they have all along by their practice
opposed. Hygeists look upon Harvey's discovery as a great
fact, and they honour him for it accordingly, not caring
whether he was a licensed doctor or not. What Harvey* begun
Morison completed, by his discovery of the origin of disease
in impurity of the blood, and the purification of the blood by
purgation with what assimilates with the blood, viz., purely
vegetable compounds. If more information is required on
this head, read Mr. John Fraser's reasons for a monument to
James Morison, the Hygeist, to be had gratis of all the Hy-
geian Agents.
The fact is, John Bull has so long been led by the nose on
all medical questions, that such statements as appear in this
oration are easily imposed on him. Doctors have only to in-
vent a new disease and christen it with some terrible nameto
frighten the whole population. We rather think if Harvey
had been now alive he would have protested against such a
course, and would have insisted, as the fact is, that there is
but one disease—" impurity of the blood."
ervantosf HEALTH.,
THE MEMB EWE teS aorfelhS rB, YRoIuTr loSbHediCOLLEGEn
FOR THE SOCIETY OF HYGEISTS.
Euston-road, London, July 1, 1859.

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