The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13

UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.

UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.
UEsIiMosy OF PHYSICIANS
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"UEIvERsINY MEDICINES"
The original letters perusal OF the necdulous
DALLAS, Texas, Oct. ], 1870.
PROFESSOR soorT-You pour hot ehot into me 10 CON-
mon with my brother Aopaths but stand the fire. as
am satisfied that ls well deserved. The opposition
the part Of the New York Regulars Is to mind strong
evidence Of successful practice This condem nation
win in the end rebound upon themselves graduated In
the University OF Virginia. and long practice, have
weighed Aropahy In the balance and found II wanting
The old practice has no charm for me- =
JOHN H. STEVENS, NJ. d.
ssnA'p NJ y y. w 4, Snns s, J, 1870,
PEoFKseoR-l have been careful practitioner of the Al
opathic School Medicine. am member of the Ameri
Medical Association, my experience has been
enslve and had charge of Lynrn Asyums
Jnfa Va
OF the socaed Regular School, stubbornly shut my eyer
and ears TO everything progressive in medicine.
have been close observer your Institution for
months, have remarkable improvements
sequcn upon the administration of the "University Med
cnes" In obstinate chronic maades which have induced
me adopt the "Chemcal Practice of Medicine"
JOHN 4. SMITH, NJ. d.
PARA, Brazil, April u, 1870.
DIR. j. WALTER soorr-naving heard a great deal in re-
the treatment Diseases wish propose myself
agent the Empire of Brazil practising medicine In
Para and If the UNIVERSITY MEDICINES viii cure Gu
in Brazil am regularly licensed physician of the empire
admire you your theories
and am thoroughly the superiority of the
ca practice all other systems for 1t is from chemistry
and chemistry only, that look for reformation in
medicine. J. ". DoRsINa. NJ. d.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, July 4, 1870.
DIR. scoTT-I do not know how to fully express the
thankfuness that living this day. May the
choicest blessings OF Heaven upon YOU long
felt the need of evidence, like interesting pam
phets to convince sick the of Caome Iron
Morphine Arsenic other poisons death to them.
Mrs L. L. BALL. NJ d.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 10, 1870.
PROFESSOR SCOTT Although I have often heard you
called "Quack" and all by my fellow phys
cians have long watched your courses studied your publ
cations and become familiar your remedies
and found you true, worker Those who
call You "Quack" do ignorance OF your attachments.
They do no. seem to your system Of
tice Is strictly scientific
J.C DICKINSON, NJ D.
WHITE COTTAGE, Pa, Aug. TO- 1870.
RGEsrLEMKS-I am practising physician of the Old
School have always been liberal in my views and willing
to adopt any remedy tina. my patients II the
Chemical School OF Medicine and the University Medicines
prove superior to any other wish to adopt them.
49, u. WILLIAMS, NJ. n
w. RUrERT w. June g. 1870
years. practice. have extensive practice, wish
70 introduce the UNIVERSITY MEDICINES to my
patients.
". B. Maryland, N. D.
DuNKIRK, Nd, Jan. n, 1870.
Dr. soorr-I am regular dlplomatized Anopathmt of
thrty-eght years. experience have Of
hand in which wish to try the 'chemica system"
Dr. J. +. FETHERBRIDGE
LOUISVILLE, Va, May %, 1870
DOCTORS Intending to adopt the UNIVERSITY MEDI
CINES in practice therefore inquire the terms &c. have
praciscd many years Nelson county, and always try to
act upon the square.
PAUL BERGER, NJ. d.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 8. 1870.
PROFESSOR N Y. U. M have just had opportunity
Of observing something of the of the UNIVERSITY
MEDICINES In this city believe to be the duty of every
physician keep the every improvement in the
healing art am glad to the opened to reform
and progression and wish you unbounded
JOHN C. ROGERS NJ. D.
MILTON Wis.,, April IS, 1870.
PROFESSORS accident the University
Almanac by Professor W. Scott and read the views ad
In iis dnnire Dir