The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1881-11-12
YUMA ARIZONA SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1884.

many Of them of great promineDce-but
these letters are very properly regarded as
too sacred for publication. No true wO-
man is pleased to have her physical trOb'
les Haunted in the eyes of the world.
TIE unqueStiOnable value of Warmers
safe Kidney and Liver Cure is all the more
manifest from the fact that heretofore no
adequate remedy for the ills of women has
ever been di i,cOyered; nor have the nedi
cal profession ever been able to assist wO-
man in her troubles as she deserves. This
is, perhaps, largely due to the presence of
so much bigetry and intolerance In that
profession. The history of medicine is
history which illustrates TO the fullest the
blighting effect of bigOtry and intolerance.
Harvey, who discovered the eli culation of
the blood, was driven out of England. Jep-
ner, the father Of vaccination, was OPP
pressed and scoffed at. Thorn pson, the
founder of the ThonIpsonian theory, was
the victim of hateful conspiracy. Nor
ton, in Massachusetts, who introduced the
use of ether in surgical operations, was
charged with witchcraft, and yet the dis
cOverieS of these men are to-day recNg
nized rs of infinite benefit to the race. 1t
is the solemn duty of every physician in
the land to take advantage of every oppor.
tunity which is within his reach; not to
promote the interest of tEis or that school; !;
but to heal the people Of their lrfirmities.
All have witnessed death bed scenes and
felt that if skill we're equal to disease
death might have been postponed many
years ago-that science Cf use were made
of all the agencies she has revealed) was
equal to cure.
How many lime in the experience ofall
has this been Illustrated A cold is co
trated, it refuses to yield to fixed form of
treatment, the physician may MT be cam
did enough to call n the aid of others hOOl
or of independent agencies, and the dear
dies because the doctor will not ex-
haust every eXpedent known to the world
for re liefl If he haze the courage of his
convictions and employs outside agencies
he is visited with expulsion from the sOcie-
ty of his fellows, and, forsoOth, becomes
what they choose 10 call "Quack." when
they have exhausted all the agencies ap-
proved by tneir schools they "shirk the
responsibility" of the death of their pa
tient by advising a trip to Colorado or
Florida or voyage to Europe! Such
treatment may he in accordance with the
"cOde of ethics" but i'll the view of the uu-
prtjud 'ced public it is downright cruelty.
if it may not he even more strongly charac-
terlZt:Q.
here is no reason, however, why the
women in this land should not possess the
nt ST of health and spirits. The character
of the country, the activity of her sur.
roundings and the opportunities afforded
for recovering lost health and retaining
the same are greater than those Of any
other land on the lace of the globe. By
Il careful observance of the plain and
sim pie l'ws Of health; by watcbful care
over daily habits and duties, anu by y
regulation of the life with the remedy
above Ii med, which is So prominent
and valuable, there Is no reason why all
fhe desirable things we have mentioned
-~r~ Mt he secured in their highest
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