Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-12-17
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
IL Eish,s 10 inform the Cu1Cns q Memphis an its Vi
entity, that he has heated tims-lf e. the s0uthsss.
c.rner OF Uuion and seound streets Having had An
suple opp0rtup y o. medical experience ID the Suuth
during 4 peri0l Of two years in Jackson. Mss, and 81
four years 10 Charleston, S c., where be treated frou
1850 10 1855 the Tcl1w fver, an Epidemic % he smali-
poE. bssides the very severe eTiieulcs OF Erip7a and in
nueHzs, the doctor soH-ts, most rCs2eifaHy, H. pat
rUnAge o. IN enliEhtenea community, ard since houRo1s-
ny . utiItfie EngEns begs leave 10 sfr = few remark.
uespee- irE h.
Ho1 ueopathYis derived from the Greek words oho
m1isn pzthrin, q suing smlhr sufeIing HahnemaEn,
ih- Ingenious founcer e. TIE ~ysttm. en-minated il thai
kind q medical rra1tioe, which aims al the cure Of Z
lrcn dlsess- ~ ne rs Of q remedy or remedies, which
II taken y healthy persons IN Hrge doses, hAv- produced
thruush jed cIous experimentation . most Elnilar or er
u symptoms IN The procvers
The writing Il Hipplcrstes, ParcsIsus, Cullen and
others, ah07nsing in cures perf.rued with remsdies
whi-u sre able 70 prodros similar saferings with that Of
the pa isu's lei HahHemzan 20 TIE exc usiFs estsb-
iishm nj Of the nrin-ipe Of like cures Ike HIi "a
simiibus ~euTGafEr a. the safest an ~speeiiest made o;
medical prsctHca
Ronn 5psfhy being everywhere tie favorits Of ihe en-
llghtrn-i part OF the c1muuni'y, M funbeisvsrs' in Il
want cE'y al acquaintance with its prz1ti e 20 become
warm Ed-oSstes o. ., while The "t.sbeiievers" Ia the
To snail doses have au0Eei themselves 20 be uisiu-
toned, and caunot, therefore. D. impartial judges
Thssa a~szertians are oor.oooratsd By vaccilauoa-n
o. IN q TIE lymph y ths mild C " PIX eradicaung the
al pasiiicn 70 he most similar AfhgCgh mach sevsTer
s isl p and evea b. I'll popular p-sctUe n holdinE
The burnt limb mar 20 the q e or u rull-nE frtzen
fnts with snow: while the DOUBT ia The emracv OF small
loses / Tefute1 By reference % the phgsi ialicli fact OF
the hight ned se~nsihiIty % he nerves % a sick organ as
lisp aved On is exposure g. external ohje-ts. ami even
- nstural stimuli. 70 The pe-f0rmsu1e o. l-giuma-e
frnciious You Ekni broad d Hight % be abs % see OF
read cJnfortahiy-you require a. one wh7 addresses you,
10 speak alguito Be under-t.01 BY YOU yet you have sea
friends Who suffered from inflammation o. the eyes, ana
could not tear he smallest ray u light; or from iuham-
nation o. the ear, and could bot b a-E whisper Common
-eI Sc vii admit, wien anstgrai stimulus. asliEhi and
slund OF noise, Can Be lEiurious 20 The nerves fEsted -
they are BY sickness arLid iai anes. as me iicines mast
be much m0re 20, and that large doses Of a speeds 90
rouR pafhic ~ -eds would prodcce - unFaatgd crGcgr-
DGfl0a % The eyiE-inE szneriRE OF % not fpechcgr ECmn-
Dzthlc remadies an oggraUaii0E. On other words a new
disease, before natur- ca1 recover herself frm the a.
tack o. The ue1icinai AGENT, and establish aalGfGrv re-
action lie 3 cure Therefore the necessity q small
1osss Of nedicine u yOu deal with Specifies as in 10
mnopsthy-
Umce hours un'f9 0'dock IN the morning, between Il
aud q a. no ~. AID b-tWee1 6 and 7 IN the evening.
REfRENCEs-1 dFe Sha- kee; GOV Brown. q Kiss;
Melon Eitch-t, Esq., Of Charleston, s. c Dus. Helms
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