, 1879-04-24
HOMEOPATH AND ALLOpATH.

town without delay.
HOMEOPATH AND ALLOPATH.
Trofcsstonni Harmony ltctween tho Two
Dra. Partsoo, Husband nnd Wife, hut Ex.
cItoment In n Conncntlcnt Medical society
1secnuae the Pair Jnfntly sIcnied leg.
tnrrfsnondence !teo rark San.
sourn NoRwALK, Conn.,. April 1D.-1hc n!to-
pa,h'c physicians Of Connecticut arc a4i.a&el
anew BIZ tho question whether Or. Pnrucc Ut
this city ought to professionally consult with
| Dr.. Emily Pardee, bis wife. Dr.. Par1ec s
rray.haIred aiopathIc practitioner WHO for tivc-
| nnd.twenty ycars livcd here. Some tino ago
he married an Intelligent md attractive young
| woman who had heretofore been school
teacher. She had already paid attention to tho
! subject Of medicine, and II was not long after
the union that she determined to 1T herself for
the profession. She wont to New York, where
she attended lectures at tho HOMEOPATHIC Col
leec, and In duo time received a diploma.
slr. and Mrs. Pardce amlcabiy pructfced their
differing schools Of medicine. They kept their
horscs III the sarno barn, and occasionally these
horses wcre swupped, the homeopathic horse
going upon OH al1opathtc mission, and gtca
versn. Oucc, when Mrs. Gibbs, living out on
tic Wilton road, broke her leg, DR.. Pardeo
turned the case orcr 10 Ut. Emily Pardee, who
renewed tho bandaGo each morning; and at
nnother tfmc DR.. Pardee, his wifo being sick,
conveyed two ph!a1s contaiuIng Spongia and >
deonitam nan. respectively, to one Of her pa.
ttcnte suffering witt, n lard cod, who happened
| to live upon tho route which 1n vas obliged to
pursuu In tnaking Ills uwn visits.
Tllese psact!ces, Of course, and numbcrlcss
others like tllcu which we're sclistnattc md con-
trary to the allo1mttllc code, could not cscapo
| lar practitioners Of tic town. The wrong was
nE1rayatcd By the fact that Dr.. Emily Pardcu
had very speedily secured great nutGtGr Of pa-
| ilents. and by The suspicion iilat Dr. Par1leu
sl,nrcd in what may be called tho homeopathic
profits nriali,g from tt,cse. There wns no Ioubt
TINT tllc alopath had putd the tuition at tilu
homcopath 'sf'sn M % ahe WIS attending lectures III
ltat he, regular, considered her, mn frrcgulng,
his better half In snoEc scnscs thnn utse. Under
tho circumstances, naturally, tic young and
zeatous members Ut thu regular profession wero
| seandalixct!, u,,l measures were tuken which
were calculated either 10 bring DR.. partlre to ILLS
senses or to cxclude him FROM tho profession
| which lle lind betrayed.
! Ur. Lockweod WIS selected to 70 to Dr. Par-
lieu at1 asE him. franklytf le was in the habit
of consulting with bis wife. ThiA DR.. Lockwood
| did, G!scharying his mission iearessly and con-
answer tl.at was ct,licr an explanation or MI
apology, such aa was expected, believe lie was
tempestuously revica By tho cl,lcr practitioner,
who ordered him Instantly out o. hs house.
t,,., " ,,noi a,ai"tr ~ ~ "rts, IN La;r
lrld County Society did II. It tnok measures to
cape! ~. ~. .s 10 .rnin,, ,,as .,at ~ n ~,
IT, 'a a,,a vs. " -, ~. raoar ho
"s ~ H. "sn s1nta We,mi s,ctnty AZ Nav Haven.
And before that lcarncd tody Dr. Far
usn III nte,,, nro tip ~ rn',ta" e,nm,,v ,,"n,cd
aai,,,., 'r,ai, n,;a dnn" aartSir, wr co'i
br tukcn rs a relaxation Of his orthodoxy. lilo
t. f.a,. nan ,1hn hnt hon, ,root ~ ht, @ IL
onnonn,i,,c ,vf'. i,,s H. shn,tc,i ,i,nt this
' oeoe W., aa,,,,,ast ~ '.n'.atir ~ s' ~ ~,
"os Is ,,Lses, n,L .,,s",t ~ :, ,a.s,,tn, ~ ~
acaya. !e auntcu. 1!s9 'ns H. ~ rna 9Sea- pca
"., ta, H.. ha fronnnntiv ,tonn IRA nsis
fnr hTs Inv wiz h1t ~ In MI th,s e Ind conscjest!ous
~. @ ".s "as' ', ~ u 1it IL no - rsT.,,or nn1 hn ali
- ~ III tat H., na ~ onv 'nar.,,r" hi t,imsrif
nrsn p tn H.r snc ~ shartn nj Rci,,ts tcrsttc. iia
",Gm ,,i", r. ,oom ,r ,rtc ni learnci noeinr
so o wno san gSfn e nssf a ~ p nas
:" ,,,; sms ,sns, G "' lin .I 'e,I. of
uunc soniH t ss ~ "se1 ~ ~, va'orr',ie prssi.
cn, Il he nn,l ,nt invanted somc yuluaa nils
Sf,r hth e s a NV weiy adysrlI,e and tu Il lis upno
~ ns a.. ~ r,,.sar at IN III "rnrts,n, cnns ~ III
ill., ~. nrai pncra :" Wnnt aus irs IN lie
~ ~ - = nn"n ,,ro, H.. Inn of a.. C;ihl,s.thS
nior,ns. ho nT.t suy. of nd s!lopatt,ic ba,,t,agu
| tnstnn;f ri n Efuncnnathr ht,tinrc-tIut VIVA
n,nre. tlnvra,lt tI,ur lie practiccs to Which tho
hn,iorrd f,hairmnn Ind jour ut,u upcuIy been
accuston,cJt l)r. pasllue closed With fine bit
| uf clonilpncc, nut Ia the form Ut demand,
which rajiel unon the Statu SpcIety to say
,rhathrr an honest iaysfcla1l might not bc good
hasna1,,' md Wllether thcro WA anything in the
r,nIr tf1ut nrt,h[bitcd IN atopatl ut,d q llomep-
rash fronl putting thclr heads together, pruyid-
-, lint ti1c rcrlr ind the Irregular tn question
wcro Inat, atIi wifcl
IL nr. FIrtiee sui down It wis pa.u that the
sv1,rathy nf lie majority were with him, and
ulthourli ,hc Norwaik members inadu oni
1uuro effort, M.ul charged tlnt he spelled
ya!,hatas terri, sH.tasus pherri, the State Society
tleciuru ihut s,lr1 torjn Of orttograply wns
MT n Itself n yulatlOn Of ttlr "go}c,t and re-
icrrcd the ease back to the Socicty OF Fairfield
County.
Tnat wos mt Tho on,l of The case however. for
at ,h,t annual tncctt, OF the County Secfrty at
| fhe f,1,y-i1nlt in Till ,uwt, last T;1c6uay tho
Hrst h,is,uess tint was taEc,, ,,p was III relation
| IN The irr.rt1tnrtfes u{ Dr. partlre, Tl,ero wcfo