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OBSERVATIONS on PLANETARY ANp GELS,
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This pamphlet consistas oi letters ous'nA.!
addressed "a D. Morn hy a practti0ner ~ me
1ll schoo. of medicine presents many hishy IN
1euio9' aud novel views when are sustained "'o
marked ability and LIBERAL spi7t Inc author
admits ilc prevailing want o. puo"o confidence 10
r6s medical profession. and tonss % . Jl''l
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larry Information. and narrowing down g. ''i"'
.out the noble science, which Should embrace
every subject oi human knowledge. htd'opa''!'
Animal Magnetism. Medical Electricity homeo
1lfhy &c are al lc-itmote subjects ior med'm
INJURY aud ha'e been separated from tn' seen.
p, the cu'pabe neglect OF the profession iisei
Am1ne the branches %, medical suo~'edse that
nave Thus been ue .ected IS the effect OF the &C.
rstn. ami planetary Influences 90 me pr"'''u oD
1i disease This subject suggests me principal
ucsilous that are discussed by 1T bo"o"' ana
gives him the occasion For proposing ideas mat can
LODI, ia.. to interest the curious rea4er HIS theory
with regard 70 cholera. az produced by planetary
IuI celestial Influences operating on terrestrial
matter IS sustained by "a variety 20 considerations
which Commend themselves - che attention ct the
General reader as wei as the ncdica. student -
The conclusion az which be arrives. from the n
yssteatious Do which be- las enrases is that the
only true principles %, practice must be based
iron tae chemistry OF organic .iie b toe causes
o, tne phenomena o' morbid acton are noi know"
al practice adopted ior their removal is TOSS cm
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