The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-04-27
MEDICAL SCIENCEI
CONFESSIONS OF THE FIRST PHYSICIANS OF
THE AGE.
DEATHS OF DISTINGUISHED MEN CNDER
.SCIENIIEINt ATMENT

DJBLlC ATTENTION l. invited to the suhjoined
i extracts from Report OF the oceedngs before
tiie Ac5riehE q Medicine m the Whitney and Green
case. me report from which they are taken appear
ed III the February number of The N,iicql M0afthy
Rer1cr the official organ Of the academy. edited by
EDWARD II. PAHKFR, NJ. D.:
Dr.. SArRE said he had no wish TO do injustice to Dr.
Mott or D-. Beaes hut inasmuch As they had said
Thar ttey belerod Dr. Green L1t,d Tie 'al1'-
Oh. MoTT-pqn't, pray, blame for killing the
man. because hare killed enough
Dg. GREEN would have you 50 word it "a resou-
ton eXoneaung DR.. Green from censure. that blame
should iall on my sell rather than on Or. Mott
DR. MoTT-I HAVE HAD NY FULL SHARE OF
KILLING: and now. Just at the close OF long life
Id2at ,oant this case lad al ny door
DR. FEANCIs-tine single word like the spirit n
compromise The -icadeay is IN great difficulty.
What l. meant here BY the .spirit Of compromise"
Nobody seems to deny that maa has been killed. Is
that subject for COMPROMISED Are the interests Of
humanity to be waived, and everybody connected
denny from "a great didhe'dtyy1
And look At the confession Of DR.. Mott, the Napo-
leon OF the Faculty IN tins country. Ifhe has "kjei
caOagh what must be the >laughter-lists Of some Of
the less cautious and less skillfal members Of the
profession! Bear in mind too, that the Academy
claims 20 have superior among the medical schools
OF Europe, and thar eminent French physicians bow
it, ana are proud to adopt the ciica Of it, oraces
In view OF facts like these, who wonder that
revolution is going on regards what is called
medical science, and the treatment Of diseases
which il enIoins! Almost daily, some new fact dem
onstratng the fearful effects Of the mineral and reg
table pOjsas which form the staples OF the Matcld
evidence IS 9ccunuiatlng from all quarters in favor
Of that simple and deterninatiye system of cure of
which Radway's Remedies are the nfaIlble instru-
ments.
Let US look, for a moment at the mode in which
Fever and Ague. and Bilious Remittents and Inter
nlttents are managed by the gentlemen who are
hcCnSo1 Temperament upon the sick. They prescribe
QaiHao, ArSc1ic GHd CI'ome-three Of the most per-
nIclous drugs in use. The first produces decay OF
the bones. and they all have most disastrous effect
upon the liver the spleen and the nervous system
Hundreds of the miserable saffron inyalids
htftlrnu la lad ipin
and contracted sInewS. the victims of ArSeac Chi
oe, and Qunie Another feature OF tho oficial treat
ment IN malariouS teveTS-and among these may he
included Typhoid and Yellow Fever-is drastic ptuq-
ing which at once rritateS and pro>trates the system
creating Inflammation IN the eXcretory organs. while
u r",- TIE pauSni OF the strength required to com
bat the original disorder Fancy the consequences
Of this "oitclal treatment upon patient suffering
rom malignant fever and whose whole circulation
has already been thrown out of balance by the mala-
dy! In such cases to neutralizc the malarious poi
son IN the blood 70 oqHdtzo ne crcdoH and TO re-
store regularity to the secretons. the first great
objects. These objects may be attained without diff
.ulty and with unylrylng certainty. by administer
ing RADMAlS RELIEF and RADWAN'S REGU-
LATINO PILLS. The former j. the most powerful
dIslnfectaut known. and the latter hv eqalzgg tLc
circulation, restoring the natural healthy flow Of all
the animal fluids and carrying off without irritation
u morbid matter through the excretory organs will
ei%ctually prevent congestion anywhere. and iney-
tahy accomplish a speedy cure.
boTnE the past summer, when the yellow fever
the South and Southwest the REApy RuTxF was nj.
hlhlStered with marked success. Ia every case
800 - was taken tie patient recovered. MANY let
Ser> on the subject from the infected districts are N
Lhlt 81 winch the following. from well known citi-
@'i VI ii''ldsoofo' Miss may serve as a specimen:
,tr. =, HANpsBoEo, Miss. Jan. ~ 1852.
.tSILk%E ~ During the prevalence OF that fell de-
SLoHeI' FELLOW FEVER, in this place. the past
summer many We're sent 10 an untimelv grave
myself fe a victim 10 it. and was Immediately nr,.
uied Ny friends procured the most eminent phy-
7ISRihS m the country. hut without avail In tie
Il~is 81 The fever was taken very violently with
ptti"9 y ne nose AND VOMITING BLOOD ENbirL
Is a certain forerunHer of BLACK NOMIT.l ne ni,.
seams gave me dose of pulverized charcoal and
still worse effects. = '" u
was then gwen mp, when, fortunately for mo q
gentleman from neIghbOring town-ap ayreiia.nt
yellow fever nurse-entreated me to try Radway's
Ready Relief which he said was the only rerna,I, III
knew of such low stage of the disease H. 49,
upon mixed me tablespoonful of vuur ININACT-
LATE RELIEF, with small quantity of water
swallowed the mixture. with blood at the tir,g
m my mouth, and its effects were INSTANTA NFOIrS
! dropped immediately back TO Sleep and when /
awoke the following morning the fever had LEFT me
and continued to improve from that time and ann
now III the enjoyment Of perfect health.
Respectfully yours
1 d NJ, EaV~v