, 1877-11-30

hcaItny ny-1tnIs;fs tlsrai1Irinker, thought thu
writer, a H. llvcw near to witncsst Il possible,
tic hlooltir'nkfng ceremony. But IT wns syt..
dent lie was not the patient, ~ he soon returned
bearing ama1 silver rup, whIrh shone IN sharp
contrast to itt crimson contents. pale fnro
appeared nt tho carriage window ntl'l delicate.
!y-cloyc.l hand tcached out anil touk the cup.
It disappeared fos q moment aud then reap
pcnrcsl. and tho young man turnc,l out What ar-
pcnrei to bc nbolft lu,!f Ut tho original eontcnta
II wne ertt!cnt that she wan "ncT case y anu
bultocks' bl''ol had mt yet become pa'atable.
FAITH IN TIE nLOOD-cunE.
1t is curtuus fnct that the mcn nt,out tho
Observation-Disclosures have tho most complete fnith
" thc hoolrnEe, and yet II was almost !npotst'
bic to find ono that ,at1 drank h1t,nl himself.
are, rs rule, outsi,lc of the medical profession,
TINT butchers and mcn who are hnbitNally cn1-
ploTct about tlIc nlnttoirs are tho atr0nEcst
AsNl most rohusE In tho world ~ c1ass,. und
w. eea Thers men fS S sss basc
IN fcwmonthe, Observation-Disclosures strength
n,H! Vitality. There arr numbers of t'cll faaes
that can bo fnlly aubstantlnscd. The writer
caied upon anumbcs of butchers throughoutthc
blood-lrinkinE In thc fullest mil most hearty
terms. They even went further than that. ard
claimed that to aetasf'7 drink tue blood was
only necessary In Tho most severn cases. 0rdl-
BY the PATIENTS simply standing rear by when
bull IL killed and inhaIing the gases mud steam
that artscs from the inferior Of tho b0!y. upon
tho writer's EntiHatIs.1 to one Uf tho butchers
smackel somewhat Of liuulbag, Tho butcher
potntcdly replied TINT he knew nothing about
that, but he did know that n man suffering from
ecrtait, diseases who wutld stand over beef's
pauneh lJpK enough would gct cured.
1 DANGEROUS CURE. .....
lhe butchers say TINT the physicians Fill not
prescribe bleed for their patients simply from
prejudice. They do prescribe raw. meat, and
certainly " tsy thc5 the !torssrslcs Of raw nsat
stronger degree: Tie writer convcractl Will, !.
number VI p,ysfcIans un tho subject, and they
nearly alt opposed b1ool-ir!nktng, while many
ol them acknowledged that they believed most
Most u them objected to II on the grou.ll that
u created a 1cpraycA nppctttu that might In
time pass beyond all control. One doctor stntos
that he bel1crea tho thirst. for bullock's blood
creates thirst for hin,nn blood II nut chcckellu
time, and be ilul lleanl Of ease where blotM-
dunkcr, on being deprived Of Ills customary
beverage, sprnug upon Jn: OF hs brothers aud
attempted to tear tho dcsl Of hs as1n with hIs
teeth. His passion for b!ool had become 20
to contino and watch liln. Willis out Of thu III
ltcncc hcdcplorcI tho fact tlat he could not coil
troll hta uwful appetite, and warhrl h!s relatives
and friends Of tho danger Of approaching him
toned to drink buli0Gk's blood ut certain hour
OF the day, and exactly at TINT hour tho fierce
eplrlt III a Texas steer seemed to posscss tinI.
Tho friends VI tho theory ut the "blund-
pay the attention to tho subject that It's
apparent sicccss would demand and there Is
little doubt that while so,no physctaEs have
looked into and studied tbs matter carefully,
tho majority hare not.
THE MEDICAL VIEW.
While medical men hayu all sorss OF REASONS
for their opposition to the ''ctircn the fo1low.
ine brief conversation held with Dr.: G. rlntt
EAxion, who las Hatc special study of tho
ot tia opit',ons @ u those of tic Irntcrnty VIC VIC
hare studied tic subject at all:
DO physicians cvcr prescribe the blood OF
animals 70 their paticntsl" asked tllc writer.
"Net tony kaowlctsgs; j. nsycr ", heard 81 any J,
..Wllat do you think Of 4 yoursclil -
ut Is d theory very dililcntt Ut lenunstra.
ton, except as WG demonstrate NIL remedies
TINT arc celebrated for ccrt4in curcs-ny tbs
patients improving upon the war11l blood OF
buIiueks. They mt first arc In a wcakeuat md
de,lltatetl condition from pulmonary pl.thisis
md other diseases, but eventually they be-
pcricet health. Practically wc go these demon.
strattoua. tut they may 10 attributed to other
CAUSES, kucl, as tic effect VI ufn1 ou lnattcr."
"What7 tlcH, do you attribute these cures
tor
ssThcy may he attributable to tho t1ool being
moro readily assituilated by weakened and DC.
hsltatcd organs, ~ Il enataiHs a.! the nutrition
atd vitality ol aslitna! lie, but u this IL so Il
mlst necessarily create radIcnl ciat'9o III tho
system by setting up q ctratire process In dis
case1 organs"
Under the clre'l1nstanccss thon, why Will not
physicians prcscElbo or allow tdclr patients tho
use Of bloola" So, ..-. 49,
~ y not accepted as remedial agent by
tue profession o. !arge' except nY the niethoi OF
to M sS of sa ?. es e{ss