Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-28


case than what the old ladies have 70
sweetcn their tea with.
Here Mr. Editor you will interrupt me
toask why 80 many allopashic Physician,
turn Homcrpathists. l will exercise Al,
the candor can in answering your ou.s.
ton. In the first place we have a ere,.
many men who style themselves Phy,;.
clans and act in that capacity who arr
in reality acting on, Of their spheres
They are better calculated for some o,ho,
kinds of business and therefore lack Judge.
mcnt and tact for medical mon. They
will often mistake the cause for the efFcc,
and the effect for the cause. They vii,
often throw medicines into the ssomsrrh
and for what purpose they know not
They after a while begin to scc their lack
of success and finally loose the confidence
in themselves and their profession. and
loose the confidence Of the public and
finally their practice. In the mex. place
we have a great MANY others who prac.
ticc medicine. and who possess .alcn,
both natural and acquired and also Judge.
mcnt and tact; but who are grossly in.
temperate or otherwise 70 immoral As to
make themselves appear disgusting both
to their patients and their friends The
incorporate class win often appear he
side the sick bed with their brains 20
much frenzicd with intoxicating liquor
tina, they hardly know what drugg. they
arc administering. and, often administer
the wrong ono and the result is that the
patient is much injured. They after
while loose their practice. These two
classes after despairing Of success will aec
to Homeopathy with the hope of again
rising from 50 humiliating a station bv
system Of practice so deceptive and cro-
cous. Hut Won never knew i successful
and scientific Physician in tho Allopa,hie
system and such there truly are manyl
to abandon that system and adopt an
other SO deceptive and false as the one
above mentioned ; no one of sound judge
men, and clear perception will ever be
deludcd and cSrricd away By the humbug-
gerry of Homeopathy. Blu. here again
Won will interrupt me To hear what Old
Granny Dibbins says. 20 do love the
Homeopathic Doctors the best, f,r their
medicine is 81 easy and pleasant to take
| JUS. as lives take i; as not: l love to
take it. bcsausc il lasts so much like su-
gar All the reply would make to the
silly old Granny is. that If she loves lIo-
meTpa,hic medicine. she can find enough
of il in the sugar boxes at the stores. and
she can buy il BY the pound and make it
up into powers and pills. and it will come
much cheaper than il will il she has it Of
the Homeopathic doctors.
The nsesiieai fscslty Of Home~nthic
sehoo h viii al their students and ply.
s.~s~.ss ~ ~ $4,000. /. s~-usson~ss IN the
aiiopathic system and We have reason to
believe for no other purpose than to re-
sort to that system in case the disease
requires more active treatment than can
be obtained from Homeopathy.
would just say in conclusion that l
do not wish to exaecrasc the matter or
to lay anything before the public that Is
untrue bu, wish to lay plain facts be-
fore them and they can ponder over them
at their lcizurc. The public can &C, their
pleasure they will &c, their pleasure. and
they can have Homeopathy for wha; it is
worth. But when the body is rackcd
with pain or disease. loaf sugar as pow
ereul as i, is in Homeopathic hands. will
be found destitute of its healing balm.
TRUT II.