The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-02-11
MEDICAL.
d II. HEWITT, M. D., L.L.D D.,
ON THE NEW SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.

1t is now several years since I first
no9nced to the Profession on my combination
TICE OF MEDICINE, by which all diseases are
cured quicker, more Thoroughly, and fe'"a-
,,entlythan by any other systenl fthe rapcu-
tics ever originated by man.
These Investigations unfold entirely the nctc
WIKI s,av see ai lne mJ K is tho
unparalleled rapidity OF cure Of diseases
heretofore considered incurable, and i'll
which have no equal in the History of Med
icine.
and rational. BY it tho cause of any disease
is directly reached and vital action re-
stored.
While divorcing myself from the fossils
Of the past, 1 gather from experience and
study tho bloom of fruits and flower.
in the liv1g inspiring presents
Baltic, that the Medical system of to-day is
filled with error-is crude and unsat isfacto-
crowded with paradoxes. This, no honora-
BILE physician will deny.
Says Professor Evans: ''The medical
practice of the present day is ncithor phil
Osophy nor common sense"
Who can object to innovation?
The clothes which fitted tho body Of the
child are too small for tho grown up man.
1t is that we seek: To rcndor the sovereign
Science Of Medicine better adapted to tho
times in which We live; more legiblc and
reasonable to the people, sothat they may
judge between merit and pretontion, educa-
ttOH ana aSSutffptfOf, III PHYSICIAN, iS
we'll as i'll any ono else.
AS for me, time has convinced me that
my method OF diagnosis, prognosis, and
| Mt tho present time. And know that ct
feet moro more cures OF complicated disoa-
| ses thnn this earth has yet behold.
COMMON SENSE.
Any person who rides a hobby is moro or
One ofthe greatest evils of Medicine, is,
tho disposition to ride 'Hobbies''-to seize
| upon Il few great truths and errors-forni
| them into systom-pronounce it perfect
| and infallible, and donounce anything and
everything that does not agree with it.:
| Medicine all containing moro or less truth,
| but containing much bigotry and error and
opposed to FREQ Thought and progress:
emit practice of Medicine. Other sciences
Improvement has shaken tho Garth, but
Medicine still trudges on with scarcely a new
acquisition since Harvoy's discovery of
| the circulation of blood.
benefit!
Aproper treatment adapted to any dis
case viii cure speedily, while an improper
| medicine, or i1l-adapted system only makes
| the patient worse.
| overcome it and the complaint; if powerful,
| results arc sometimes slowly, and often
I Ifam medicine or treatment does not pro-
duco change for the better within the
course Ola few weeks you may know the
medicine or treatment is wrOng and should
at once DO discontinued.
| The laws of Nature are inllnutablc.
| Our humorous sufferings arise from vio-
| lation of her eternal principles. But to say
"You must not violate tho laws of Nature
is simply absurd. Every day, every hour,
we urlconsciously break her great physiolo-
| gicaI truths.
No human foresight can prevent accidents,
| sickness and death.
| But when the machinery ofthc body is out
of order, should we not go to the best pro fcs-
sional mechanic for repairs?
| The difference between the scientific ply
stefan who saves lives and the scientific ply
sican who loses lives, is too obvious for
| comment.
EFFECTS
BY my treatment, improvement COM
| mences so soon, and tho benefits received
arc marked, that mono can be deceived.
Almost from the first prescription, tho pa
Those who arc Worn down; listless, Ian
guild, or dcbilitated, arc agrceably surprised
at the feeling of strength and cleHrness
which takes place.
Some como to me so filled with disease
so broken down, that it scoins if they
could only DO cured by being taken apart
and built up anew.
| Could we look into the interior of many
OF our patients when they first visit me, we
would find the informal vicora clogged III
!, with turbd accuni lations-the blood thicf
and black, flowing lnzily through tho vein.
the liver stngnant, and tho bile slowl,
poisoning the circulation-thc kidneys, OF
sive fuid-the bowels inactive-the hear
throbbing uneasilv-in short, tho entire
f corp,,s hOni,,unt thrown completely out o
balance.
BY my treatment all this is changed. Tn,
bowels begin to act propery--thc live
again resumes its functi0ns-tho blood flow
lmpidly through its channels-the sccre
tiOnS become bland-the whole human ma
chinery once more acts hcalthfully.
A BEAUTIFUL COMMUNICATIONS i'm
pOrtant feature of my treatment, is. tn
V beautiful and healthy complexion which
imparts to those who have rough, dis
figured skins.
Reason should teach Il lady, that blotcl
- rough, or pimplcd skin depends entirely o
internal cause, and no outward application
can ever cover the defect.
BY the use of my remedies, it il ulnos
incredible what u clcarness, and softncss
impaired to the complexion, and what
% deep brilliancy to the eyes.
l. / will take the most disfgurcd compile,
@ ion the earth holds to-day, and after n Sho
II treatment, produce tincncSa of skin abst
! lutely unparalleled.
- 1t is done by bleaching out the inpuritit
of The system with certain sHbimatod chaf'
icals, which render tho blood OF an adult
pure an infants.
Physicians and scientific gentlemen III
ID cordially invited to visit me.
Is Instructions will be given in the no
III practice to physicians, or Others on reason
l. able terms.
il Office at Lewis House; read card in anot
B. or column.
Monroe. FohN7, 1871. d5tN