New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
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of ,oea from the universites Of Europe when nov
coming mon s threatens 70 carry away the Iaes vosHs
OF ancient and timebonored methods anu ,,ses sbs
M werfu barrier shall erected at ouce
Tide OF modern specusos hopes Of IN g
and our chances for holding on 10 tos p'a"0' WI" "
buried together IN one common roIo No. I'D
s srey Z. s: :ss ,s. $.s isS y ss.o%Y
Dr Elan ,n Inc n.psr TO which have referred, mas
presented the subject under discusson 10 ''''"S
'oh knowledge not power IN sny p nr
We motion: Of the p'es And cs them
any, ~sy By science We Inw .ene. aag'ose
81, a.. We treat M. -; 5. h .sSs lev Instance:
pt,ri considerations lead US 70 tfy certain modes o. or
reeoo Of the method governed experience Tas could not be
.ess ] ] 'SS s% .', &c 20
bs ,nOro. Of much sss'' r,,s ss.'as Dr. Jenn
Brown pash budeth up pr.scay The ..a ?,
sa d u hnl sh. an alteration other
shouh tac, admitting tbs baen5sss o. voc ,t,S
By We make nal S:sss sssno: ass
81" az. We %ec ss T ps,ooa tne
uih greater csr.n Or We ,rs ' .Ts
alter modes Of .i Ts.,% n sSs ~ 20 sS
Our Ss s's S; s .S so ne .as question:
little for art while art has constantly aud sreey
s%nsS seea he csse not the men those q s.
and ob:eryo have Generally bee. ,Ae men a %
BY contrasting Harvey the nan o. sesne
.n ssaS vain 9o 81 the physician
~, Medicine b: The be. % os ae is
AID coS ssa % :; max, G.,a' would ID
s 70 make poet s, kDOwige Of ph,oo ana Of
s the fp pssn H.dsns uy lesson
be s sSn By af sSS
the hard and pea.ac formula Of science oI s trust
we shall for The future bear the art Of healing and s OF
the science o. medicine.
CHRONIC DISEASES GENERALLY cURABbB.
via wi
necessity for the infusion Of new force ana vgoe
into practice Of medicines for the adoption OF au
dtona methods of treatment, and most rigorous al
herence to the lessons OF experience oeheVe 'ha' ny
this means alone arrest the downward tendency
Of the art and restore the confidence Of the people
believe that by this means we can materially diminish
the of mortality and prevent to great extent tne
occurrence Of chronic disease. believe also that py
this cure large proportion OF te chrone
diseases which exist admit VI course tha tners
are ma des which, In the present STATE OF our KNOW
edge we cannot with certainty control we 90 not un
dersaud the nature OF the posOns OF cancer or tuner
Gle nor have we antdotes for them. have no doubt
that the progress OF science we snail Decome Gu
ligtened upon both these points 30 nnspeakaDV lnteI
esting and Important TO mankind. We cannot correct
degeneratous OF tissue, or remove aonorma, Tissue
when formed 10 any great extent nor snail we
ever be able to do unless some new, faculty
shall he developed within US whereby we snaln 90 aoe
mountains raise the dead Bntto ma'ara,
and the posons OF rheumatism ana sypniis we nav
inlnDle aniiioles by means OF which we can enecsu
ally eradicate them from the system. These poisOns
play most prominent part 10 the production Oh cnroo
conseslions. and 1t Is exceedingly important 10 uhue r
stand that these just as positive and 90
snate us they had been produced oy other causes,
ami that hey 40 not app n IN t, they and
all other CONCESSIONS of chronic nature tha. eAt
re rse OF internal and external Treatment radically
and permanently cured PROVIDED as petore d.
they have not gone To the e1 cent OF pouucius
generation OF TISSUE considerable amount VI aohor-
NAL tissue. ..o
portion Of chrome diseases and II am right the prop
ositions which l have laid down are iraugnt
with benetcent consequences, the MAGNITUDE VI
which no language can exaggerate. aney a ,he
ia opposition W the worldwide skepticsm, Tue
hut to that great host of hvas Who like the
woman in Scripture, have tried many physcians aiu
in weakness pam, breathlessnes or all cODoihe0
are dragging wrccnei existence on pea or COUCH,
IN palace howell or travelling up ana down tue car
IN search OF and resi- anu hniing none Let 20
TOR as the blast OF trumpet that there Is nope or
them Science not pOwerless, but III ner Vast s.o.e
house holds the treasures when WIN supply .nel
III her priests will Ony grid themselves tor te worA anu
WI, ws" mems when ss Outs at their disposal, then
through all those ranks OF sorrow and suffering Will DO
heard a song OF thank ,giging and praise
adequate basis of facts. For the first IA years IN which
was engaged the practice OF my profession resided
in Fredericton the capital Of the British Province Of
New Bruins wick. small town, now eleYaiea 10 TUG rana
tifaI river with a population enpedying more varied
and brilliant talent intelligence ana gehune sinunea
known 1t is surrounded oy an extensive country Ia
wuicn my Held OF labor comprised a rap %,r,r o,
h,iI the wear the river and streams around
frozen over, and the ground is covered Win SNOW
ami sometimes tue Thermometer falls TO S6' below Zero
AT this season l Travelled wrapped III turt, anu hoae
times in consequence OF drifts could only go az t1e
rate OF two miles hour, sorry pace Tor my palehts
WHO in pain danger awaited my arrival. III Ine eo C
there We're no 20 nro a in med
cine, ant required TO perform tue mos.
tom espe,iy in obstetrics. without advice or ASSIST
ance L. was necessary that should be prepared Tor
any emergency, and Ready at "a moments can W eAe
cute any work, from the drawing or tootn OF tne re
nj nf
ton OF limb, the extraction OF Stone irom are
nraeyIa When / came this city, Ia 1850, reported
In me yec York Journal Of Medicine ana me CoHalut
sciences thr st case believe, recorded in the United
Stste5 OF recovery from rupture Of he UTERUS Four
wears afterward published III me New forH MedleW
case OF ascite by introduction Of air into
the cavity OF the peritoneuin During tue ast ~ year.
chr,uic Diseases and am prepared TO JUSTLY inc
claims which have made In behalf or the great science
TO WHICH nave devoted my life, by the presentation OF
snccessfnl cases IN series OF papers one on chrouc
rnermatisr. on asthma, aud one On syphs' " pe
followed Dy others IN que tbe'
PLEA FOR A HOSPITAL FOR CHRONIC DISEASES.
Icannot conclude this paper without plea in behalf
NJ that unfortunate class which 10 addition to the sor-
rows and pains hopeless disease are forced to endure
tho paugs OF poverty. Regarded by everybody as the
victims OF incurabe evils, 1t was natural perhaps thas
little provision should be made for them and that the DIS
pensary system should be considered sufficient TO furnish
them with al benefits which they could reasohdpy
expect But, trust, that when IL sni DC III 'ue 20 ~
pear that IL no need or all tuls suherns au V
pair and thaC they made whole ana restored 10
Their families and society, that thousands OF synpI
nzny hearts will rush to their Keller ana give thsi
the aid which their cOn1itiOn imperauSev uouanu9
IL has been the dean OF my life to assist IN rounding
nosnita for these NO sless sufferers and am sure tt
there ia not in the world object Oh cAarltabie
nature that ia 80 urgently required need scarcely ada
mat am willing 20 give all the time aud me heal
arvices which t would need from hOu, furtner re-
S,rd imam the satisfaction shOu feel In helping 10
carry forward seb no eDteI prise. have sa mat
t1ere l. no such institution In the wo Id Toe cstaD
ishm mt OF the first would moersDaole honor To
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