The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-23
A Rich Experience.
What a Prominent and Well
Known New York Physi-
clan Told a Reporter.
Mis- Revelations upOns Subject OF Vital Ia
ierest 10 All.
From the troll Free Press.
Nj. Revelations Upon. Subject Of Vital ia,
From the Detroit Free Press.

and learning extending over q long period of
time must necessarily be valuable. and
while no Two experiences In this world are
alike, there Is such a similarity between
them as 10 render one which Is rich In vain-
able iacls OF dement, 10 all. Americas great
est orator declared that he knew OF no way OF
Judging the future but by the past; and past
personal experience is Oh the same nature as
that history ~hich repeats ITSELF
A representative oil this paper III
lounsing In the ioooy oil a prominent New
YORK MOTEL, NETS gentleman whom he had
known years before In the city OF Detroit.
ou' ~holh a &c hAo moi seen before ioI a NUM-
Der on years when knight the quih
had last seen this gentleman. he was giving
ms entire time ana attention 10 an extensive
medical practice. and was on the crest OF the
wave Oh popularity. FROM betroit ne re-
moved 10 Ne" YORK where ne could ma a
more extensive neid ior ms talents ana ex-
perience. Ailnough several years mao passed
the doctors physicai eondition mad evident
~ peen very mueh improved. ior he was
looking mueh Det'er IMAM when the man OF
news ao iAs. seen nm A'ter some general
taik. the DOCTOR ieii INTO an easy Train OF con-
.sisA.ionA = u.lereo some ruins so scieh-
INT anu NAiuaoie' As 70 j"su'y iheir repro
ouc.ion ~ Print
sA.e nAse improves
IN neAitn since you iAs. sa" me anu nope
Aso - Wy "ays ~ lns' now
ever nave suoceeseo ~ ooing' anu itis
" = nAiuss' .ainss 40, any one. ana es-
peeiAuy aphsAician. anu 'nA'i M nave
oNefce"y Pre'uoicen- lou hno" there
are some peopie VINO prefer 10 remain on the
wrong rather IMAM the mani
Test r,sht- suen preludice leads 10 pigoiry OF
the worst order and OF precisely the same
nature as characterized the sixteenth century
wheh people were burned atthe stake. Now
l am y physici IN and OF the Old school order.
700 Out nave aiter years oil experience and
observation come 10 the conclusion that
run ~ lhe hiehest Al things. and That II
pie9aoioeoi Diso'ry s'ahd IN the way oil
truth-so much the worse for them-they are
certain DE crushed sooner or later. Why,
wheh knew you In Detroit. l would have
no sooner thought OF violating the code of
elhics ana down by the profession. or OF pre-
scriping anything out OF the regular order.
tnah woulu OF anputatng my hand. NOW.
however. prescribe ana advise those
Things which beiieve 10 De adapted TO cure.
ana which my experience has proven to be
such.'
This Is rather an unusual way for n ply
sician TO taik, is II not, DOCTOR"
certainly IL Is; II Is way outside OF our
code OF ethics, buI have grown far beyond
the code. have all 1 can attend to. and am
determined TO be honest with my patients
anu win mankind, whether my brother
physicians are WIN me or not why. pre-
scrioe ineuioines every DAY. some OF them
eoeaiieo patent meoieihes' "hich would
ienuer ine ihpie 10 expulsion from the med
icai ia'ernity' out l am supremacy indin-
erent 70 tneir avs.
Z = nneuicai ira'erhity oithe country
'".Dn s"in' proprietary medicines,
~osss
-IlsAinAno'y, is suIheient ground for
~ neoicai society IN the
land TO prescribe any patent medicine what
axact eor,,,,. az
1861 N" such as physicians
established and susta,ns S nv ala nhvs,s,s.n
mon ,hs,r aie anu ins,s.
younger doctors from obtaining a foothoIa
ana encroach,ng uron ~ oa.o,.
lished practice ofthe older ones. This n
largely the reason why young pbysicians
have such n hard tine 81 ~. - =. y,
aio unhe Vi III they are let
tered by the code. and have only their per-
sonal influence to depend upon III acquiring
pnacuce..
HOW did you come to get such heretical
cob snas
lney a,ethe result Oh my experience
and observation. obtained my first Ideas
cnrad arar al ~ .n"s ooen
cured aiter an M care and the skill OF my
me. WHY I wasso n.d,v or VII, .orne.
oo,,o, ru.,s,.. s..,.
cation oi '.oaoies, inciuding dyspepsia. and
consequently imperfect kidneys and liver.
that feared ! should have to give up my
not sit down or get up without the most in
tense aeonv ana I was srn.r,n. iii a..
while. some one advised me to go out Of
the regular channels and try q. remedy TINT
was becoming quite famous for the remorras
wes aitooattber too strnn., prt my Preludice
I did uietiy heal tryine fhe raTn Iowever,
nrontse vnn ! saIa ,,ofn .o..uuS put
ppr rss you sa,e no.nang 70 my brother
Ell sir ~ was q raye,ation 10 liz soous ~,
nv medical experience I never sass LOT ~ All
al i owe m1 Hsa,t \, 70 enec.uaiiy as That
Know nv iiRe aisoN1o the r.,n ior al
Warp Ter sac Kidney and Liver Cure. That
| prejudices fnded very rapidiv fdsr ,hat I NY
assure you. Went to reading extensiy caV
snnpose / snaiS "a Iii ne isiveiy, and
fary medicines that are madas Psoprie5
nnSnd ! i0 .,mnI pe r useless. being conn
ing. A vast majority OF them ali howewer
/ I Sundm made a " nom pressripiions used s.;
mi or the entire number S2r pdAo.,Se' uuS
| that Contained absoiutalv harn,s,I W.
| dienfs. and then in varv Slighs nna, ,Ikse-
| Indeed we are prescribine thfnrs con.
stantiy that have more infprinnrs astnr
| ering this / said TO myseIf VIM shonid
in Them thar f,ev hsJ' W. s.ouuiu
| the medical fraterntiv he nrat,d,ced u,seov,
| those prescrinfions wbich nav are Sy ks
| every dav simniv hacansa tSsv . ~ ~ ~
| BY Wholesale ana are sold with Z p n pu ma w
| stamp nm the wranner rsaw naaTasaas
| absufdIty ana resnivedt hat + wo,,i q ~ hn,nS
by it no Longer, since maj ti Moei + bey Do nre.
| scribed nronricfarv ren,ad,ss = ave pre-
day. in nv practics' and I nave noo,rr y svety
| regret having done 10. WIN oniv I sew davs
| ago / d advised n ladv " ho Vas az }rsrtnw oSnys
serious female difncuIty and displacement