The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-14

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| found them bad enough, from his de
criplion.
Now what was it SO suddenl!
reused such violent diseased action
in tho bowels? can explain it.
This intellectual dwarf or Little
Windy as he is sometimes called III
his neighborhood, who | believe mas
no Diploma, told me Oh the morning
If the Post Mortcm how, when ha
began treating the patient, be gave
him number of pill for cathartic,
and took particular pains to tell how
ray Gerry gently they actsl. !
strongly suspected at once, that the
pills did mischief and he fearing it,
was only preparing himself for the
Developments of the Post Mortum
which we were abont to perform. -
He was remembering we'll how the
patient suffsEd with his bowels from
the time he sgan treating him until
the time of : death in thros or four
days thereaa sr.
1t is well remembered how sud.
denly the n ient went down, the
last three fs4O'rr days.
Thes.a'saud Nails 2 .aslent sash
s drastic cats9rsis as pills, reduced
as he was, is simply prepostrous.
Had not the bowels boen asg~a.
waited so as to suddenly produce per.
tsrstions in the intestinss there is
good reason to believe the patient
could have lived much longer than
he did, perhaps months lie say 8
"In the right lilac fossa about tho
region OF Peyers Patches
Shade of Aesculapius! l see
no don't know were Peyer's
Patches are located they are In tho
small intestine while the right lilac
iossa is almost completely filed
with the caecal portion of the largs
intestine. The pertorations found in
the intcstines at the Post Mortem
were in the upper LETT sils OF tn,
bowels while the lilac fos,a Wing
speaks of is III tho extreme opposite
part OF tho bowls.
He is partially truthful for once; l
did tell tho parents several times l
wished they would, or would have
ITO objections if they should call
some other physician tc take the
case, because | had been d olns all
could tor about two months with tbs
able assistance al counsel OF DE-
Springer during tho greater portion
oil the time, and still the general tend
ency OF the patea, was alowly bu
surely downward,
requested them to call another
because l hal begun to believe lhar,
was no hslp for him an,l thoa1h
perhaps THIS frienls would feel b.tlpi
satisfied, in the en- |, ii othars ha
tried their skill also. However hal
eyen suspected they woull have
sent Dr W eltoa or tbs cIlom 81
Doctor, Wing. Hanger upoa tbs
outskirts OF the Profession, | shout,
havo recommended soa,. physician |
considered skilitul an honest.
La short, consider his Arti.!o .
confused mass Of illiteracy isnosaaoe,
malice and ;alsehool.
lie SENS to seek notoriety at The
expense Of honesty and clnslor.
AS he draws TO 4 siose IN his Article
tho little "Flste' becomes perfoctl,
ra5il an spumas a mss Of high
sounding, misspelled medical words
His drea | Of water is proof Of hi,
being affected with hydrophobia.
1t will be very evident, especial J
to any Physician who has read all
the articles published by Wing il
this case and my replies that he is
very macl behind the times IN thu
Science OF Medicine; AMI tina. h,
and the Medical Books Git any he
draws his Inspirations from are very
antiquotel and obsolatc.
Before this Llllputian wliskcy pick;
Cd mummy undertakes to WELD the
mighty pen again, l would advise hin
to put his head tc soak the night be
fore, in a strong decoc ton of old spell
ling books, dictionaries and gram
mars, commit to memory the nintl
commandment, baign the temperance
pledge aud stasS .ssa,ciae a LITTLE.
II. w. BoYsros, ND
Toledo, Iowa, Nay ., 1874.
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