New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06
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Beeknan'. Treatise

On he Character and Cre Of Diseases Of ne organs Of
Respiration, Digestion, Sc
CHAPTER I-Historioal IqcideRts-NeftOd Of Prspdr0
noE-Medoal and Scientific Character and Use.-No his
tory is inerostns-none certainly more useful
than that Of Medicine. Its annals the annals Of the
human itself First gimmerng in the East, in the
countries round about the cradle OF man the light has
grown brighter and clearer civilization advanced IN
ILL., at the present epoch not only have the prescriptions
OF supersiton and dosirous srthce but those OF dog
matte pedantry and legascd ignorance been made to
give place measurably az least TO the results Of engh
encd discovery. large experience, and sound practical
knowledge
The question now t. not WHO but wHAr-noi specu-
lai.ons but practcc-no Theoretical reasonngs, but
perlmenta facts Gentlemen OF the Medical Faculty
have very responsible duties perform. and they
entitled 10 every consideration and respect They have
DO Tine do more than apply what Is already c0mpre
Lcnicd IN their Ma,oria Nedica They ought TO be Jes
Of and examine with scrupulOus care, any remedy
no. found thcre IL j. their business. and the public
peci il of them THE GREAT REMEDY that propose
has been abuudanty subjected 10 the test and l. as
have elsewhere stated largely employed by liberal pro
csson And It's use may truly slate has written some
thing ike page In the Science OF Medicine. which
has hitherto taught with slight variation perhaps
the incurabiliy OF consumption. While maintaining
this view however there are, at the time record
ed many remarkable Of this disease attributed
much any medical skill, As 10 the accidental occur
rance Of fortunate ~ fusnces Now. 3 a well known
fact that doctrine of ncurabty and accidental
cures has been laid down in other diseases which sub
scGgeni knowledge has proved 20 be easily durable.
believe Ike evenful period has arrived n The history
OF consumption. Is j not IN rlc accordance Win sound
sense with experience and analogy that adequate
NEEDY can 81 "a operation this very accidental concur
renee OF fortunate influences - Let the reader perse
the following pages and then Judge for himself both OF
the importance OF the subject snd OF the character Of
The treatment employed with such continued success
II Is not the knowledge OF what a medicine Is com
pounded merely. but the exercise Of great skill and
Judgment in the preparation which renders that med
cine genuine ana effective Ignorance carelessness
An undue attempt make medicine cheap must Of ne
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Medical Botany and prepared upon the most scirniihc
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Medca. employing and RECOMMENDING Il ia
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