Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-26

ditior of the Liver and djring this critical condition of the patient he had not d dschaIge from the bowels '.in three days" Bs reme- dial agent on injection was given. which fail- ed , fter which tablespoonful of Castor Oi --this operated some hours afterwards "leaV- ing he patient excessively exhausted" Had Radway's Regulating Piil> been given i2 hours alter the p'evious oper iton of the bowels Inc effect wnnid nave been d fnent---the deranSe- ment of the Liver would have been corrected, and natural discharge from the bowels the result. without causing weakness, or m any manner exhaustine the patent.
 The sad and distress ng case Of Mir Whltney will. we hope and trust, serve as warning 70 the public against trusting their lives n me hands of a cliqnc who ae iiceuSed to luil ltne sick in the unconscious sleep of deatD on scl- epti6c principles As we before stafed, we | n re no, prepared to asse th7t he cause Of ! Nrr W6itnev's death was directly owing to inc trcatuent of the Green system anu we furthermore believe, had pr. Beaies employed ! Railways Ready Renef, Regulating Pits anu Rpsolycnt in his treatment of the case, tae life of Mir. Whitney would have been prolonged. As we have before stated, the case of MT. Whitney IS by no means an exception to the general rule that follows the medi> alton as prescribed by the regular or official standard of medical law. Had the deceased been an ob- scure individual his case would never nave been brought to light. Thousands aad thon- sands of hgman beings have been killed oil i tb ouqh the ignorance of their physicians. l Let US go back to the testimony of Dr. Mott 1 as regards the usual practice of physicians in making ont their certificates of the cause ol death to the City Inspector. If the doctor 1 speaks truth the greater part of medical cer- ti6catps gre med cal falsehoods and the per.
 petrators of these falsehoods deserve to be i'm 1 nrisoned like other criminals undergoing sen 1 tences for false pretenees.
 "C warm debate then ensued. during whcl
 Dr. Mott was present to state the cause of MT
 Whltney's death. In reply the eto, he stated
 that it was well known that the profession
 was at a loss to define the cause of death iron
 the symptoms presented Doctors were oftei
 puzzled now to fiji the necessary certificate fo l the Cit, Inspector. The ready manner Il
 which Df. Mott described these symptoms
 created a little merriment."-[ See remarks O
 Dr. Motts defence, Academy of Medicine
 Jan 20 1859
 Some few weeks since. we invited the Med
 ical fraternity to trial of skill in the curative
 art. against our Radway's Ready Relief Regu l Iatiag Pills and Resoyent, guaranteeing tt
 pay the sum of $25.0O0 to the Mount VernoI Fund if we were not more successful in thu
 treatment and cure of disease--With our Threi
 Remedes--than all the remedies and med
 cines employed by the medical faculty. VI
 now since the exposure of the inetiicacy, ant
 we must add, trckery and deceptive practice
 of the medical fraternity, will in addition tt
 the sum of $25 00O to the Mount Vernon Fnnt pay the same amount toward building Mag dalene Hospital, if we do not.in fair and jus
 trial of skill with the Medical Faculty. in tht
 city of New York, cure two cases to one, an' in. less thar half the time occupied by any
 member of the Academy of Medicine.
 RADWAY X CO.'S Medical Office, No. l6; Fulton street, New York. Oct12-2t