Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-04-21

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intelligence, TO IT, kHlion Of man in the
scale OF being--whs Ald be more trsly glo
rious.more sncoueae Adced to the lovers Of
freedom through tie ld. thai such a mea. |
sure, flowing from eFj potives and leading to
such consequences his is the. only true
agrarian law for country--a law which
would leave all thd hta of private property
sacred and invio'ahl kus fulfilling one Of the
first dutiesof every nA political system.
30 dangerously ca estion by many
rash and undigsstl u Of the present
day; while at the 9, SSld give to
poor but worthy ci,i pf becoming
proprietors in our Ssg x'large
portion of which emass un-
reclaimed and !, may be- Cor
centuries pract great com.1
tnand = - pbdue it,
The r. hing MIL
lioui Aiustica
rket Called
! ! ! ! ! ::
Rev. HeH, correspon-
dent Of ths his respects
to the scienc> IN the colums of
that paper:
HoMGrArHrc IAN. BY j. H.
Co.
Occasionally the St4 CORE spondent of The
Independen, receives a Book with reques, that
he will notice it, which he always does-though
he sometimes forgets to write that notice out
for the public. -..-
But this excellent manuel comes to us from
our friend Barnes with note, saying, that the
request to notice proceeded upon the nnder-
standing that we were good Homepathists.-
This is the first knowledge that we ever had
of our belief. Indeed, we find it little diff
cult to state our medical creed-a difficulty we
believe. experienced about these days by not
a few in regard to graver creeds.
If one listens by turns to the reservations of
the schools. the Botanical, the Eclectical, the
Hydropathic (wc confess "a. small hobby
there. the Homeopathic the Magnetic, and the
Allopathic. and bellss ii that infaliible skill
and power, he will Be grstsfnl that aickncss is
coming e be entirely y1annscsssary With such
specifics ior evetythis viii such bulwavks Of
health served by ms at mover miss in . fair
natch With dissass, akness must soon bs re-
garsed - greaf weaeneAs, and death almost
feasbpy. Indeed. friend even now has a
lecture Sor which ne asks 20 70 secure him On
sudlencss entitlad 'Dissase = sin. Of course
oessssls over trsnsgrseslon. bus 70 return.
ws nave steadfssi9 adhered to the Cd
scnooA; probably tforneur naturally conssrva
w D'ss' - ianeied notions ve always
n~sc ."''' u~N l oul ,92sion 81. We nave stuck
- ss.. - -'' VA
-.,,-
-" r..-s' 80 'u'' P's'oa. - aes W
- 8. 8 s e.e"'s "'"ase grave
..ss !, n -' q ''''uuous 'pssaef'ous
$500 .on'sPa'a Hscens moi un"keiy 20
:. Y''s"s sess1 tendency o. enem'naey
.. " = us ~'n ~sa''n and renne-
=. . Pug Sro'na - indo'ence
49,, q no sAsf''o"' no Sel'-de'
mat .sE'ng e. once 2 manly and he
ro'c acnievemenss become mere sugar
pun aaa'l.
| once uoStoss ~ pwn around SICK man
.ike 2 nees q ship about Gibraltar They
oomu"roeo oasesses front and rear. with balls
| O0IuQ40s ed mr. Ra IL pi
out speedily-the disease or the patent! But
now our Homeopathic Chesterfield regards a
disease as good natured intruder; that can
De w'nked and bowed and smiled out Dis,
eases are mere callerSready to stop at the door
and leave their cards br to sit five minutes and
and be off;-a very different set from the old
surely obstinate tenants. who held our bones
and organs upon indefinite leases, "A sniff, a
mere medical hint as 1t were, is enough to dc
what once ounces. pounds and quarts could
scarcely effect. ThkSis jugglery. we fear, ol
worse. No man on ery can look back
with an applauding q upon his sincere