The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-10
A Rich Experience.
What a Prominent and Well
Known New York Physi-
clan Told a Reporter.
His Revelations Upon a Subject Of Vital In.
terest 10 All.


and NR0 Enrn0a Az In So.
time mpst nscesssari ha $3.50 49,
vbile no s~nsr,sans a. ,s,.sHns anu
aike- tbsre a. snch : muaau @e
them a. n rander orr vht.h 4. -
able facts az henaat 10 All Amar.a,-n.~a.
est orator dsclara no, ~ Lnaw
Judging the fn,rra IN, ~ i 80,
personal exnar,ence, As ~ M san. ~
that history wh,eh renaa.s t,sal1
renresentatiya ~ ~
lounsing IN tho lohhv a, -
York hotel met q gen,Isman -. h. -.
known wears hesore a. ,ha c,,v d, Da,.a,.
but whom he has not seen he,ors TO- $50
her of yeans wbe, tha tn,gh, a., a. a,,,
had last seen his gantleman hs - 49,
his entire time and attentioo IN m ax,ens,vs
medical practices. and was ON tha CREST ~ ~
wave of popularitv From natro,t 49,
moved TO New York where he eould ana a
more extensive field for his talents ana ~
perience. Although several wears mad nassad
the doctors physlcal condition had evident.
ly been very much Improved. for he was
looking much better than when the man 81
news had last seen him. After some general
talk. the doctor fell into an easy rain of con-
versatton ana r,tarad son,a -.
tinc and valuable. as 10 Justify their renro.
duction in print
.-Yes," said the doctor. Il have improved
In health since you last saw me and I hone
also In many other wayt One thing how.
ever, have succeeded in doing. and II Is one
OF the hardest things for any one ana es.
peciallyfa pbysician. to do and that ~ hav.
overcome my preiudices Won know thar.
are some people who prefer 10 remain on tha
wrong rather than acknowledge the mani
fest right. such prejudice leads IN biyatrv n,
the worst order. and of nreeiselv Tho sa,na
nature as characterized The al teenth can,n,v
when people were burned nj the stat. ~
1 am a pbvsici an ana o,,ha ~, ....S
too: but I have after years ..1
observation come tn The concl,sion -,
truth is the highest of n thinqs and ,,a, n
prejudice or bleotrv stand In ,ha -, 81,
lruth-so much tho worse far ,ham =
certain to be crushed sooner mr. Later wh.
when l knew Won I'm Detroit / ,ronia nsys
no sooner thoueht of v,olati,y m. co,a as
ethics laid down Inv tho nro1ass,on oroSn.s
scriblpe awning ont Of ,be raou,ar o,aar
than [ would of a nputatinp INV hand Now
however. urescribe and advise ,nosa
things which | belle We TO be adapted IN cnre
and which nv experiepce has nroven u, ~
such"
..This is rather an unusual wav FIR a ohv.
stc,an IN taIk IL no, ao.,a..,
Certainly il is: II is wav outside of our
code of ethics. bur l have yrown far bayona
The code. 1 have all | can attend Ia. ana am
to be honest with my patlents
and with mankind. whether my brother
physicians are with me or not. WHY I nre.
scribe medicines every day. some Of them
so-cailed patent medicines, which would
render me liable TO expulsion from he med
ical fraternity. but am supremeiy lndid.
erent To their laws"
combined against proprietary incidence
doctor7v
.Jnvariably. and IL IL sumcient pron,d for
expulsion from any medical society in the
land TO prescribe any patent medicina what
az sr no ua,.ar a, A.. -. ~
49, nae NJ IN niaoe from an
exact formula, such as physicians
are using every day. You see the coda 10
stablishad and s,s,a,naa h. -. .s.s-
,usa.a..se - w y Pnysiciahs,
ike myself. who make the rules aud insist
upon their enforcement In order 10 keen the
vounee err doctors rom oh,aIn,nn eao,ba,s
and encroaching upon the alread, estab,
lished practice ofthe oIder onas Th,s q.
largely The reason vhy yonnn xn, y
have such n hard time of it; they are fet-
teredby the code. and have only their per.
IA hhuence 10 uepehd upon In securing
practice
How did you come to got such herot,ca,
ifAQQ a . flagn lDs~.n4
iueas ~ lhese' oocteig
'"Oh, they are the result of my experience
-. : NY hrst lucas
Jpn u subject however, from having been
cured after all my care and the skill OF my
professional brethren had failed to relieve
me. Why.l SO badly off with a compli-
consequently iu,nerfeo, nv
that 7 sesrsd shpn,s ys ma liver.
nra.,,os ra- aia nave 10 gave up my
not sit Down or oct mn w,,hon, 49," e"au
~ w mi'houL the most in
while. some one advised M. ~
ther.eular banneIs. ana ,rv "
Wy u remedy thai
WEE pecoinins quite famous for the remarka-
bic cures 1t was en~ecting; but my prejudice
Was aitogether 100 strong for that However,
1 did uietly besin trying the remedy but [
promise you l said nothing To my protner
physicians. or even to my family about IL.
MeiislI, ~ wa a revelation TO me; for In ali
my meolcal experience never saw anything
operate SO rapidly or SO effectually as thai
aiu. l owe my health ~to-day-and for all i
NOW. my me also-to the remedy known as
was The startinn ncyynn a liver Cure. That
prejudices Saaad go 0inI wi.n me, and my
seenre vou i"plu,y aIter that l eau
and ansiyzin~ more eatang extensively
fary medicines that az neaddnhs Proprie.
them I fonnd nar,an,, are made, MANY OF
ine a vasI p,s 0r wafer with little flavor
/ found made mn Sra,1 nraserd ~. however,
physicians in their everv day > USED ny
that contained ahsniwt.i, i1un a ohiy Two
dients. and Then in varw Sitah, niui ingre-
Indeed we are nrascy,hs h. quantitles.
SANITY that have mare nj sninss con
erIng this / said To mysaI1. wIu m.an..eI
in them than they hsJ' Wy ~ shouia
those prescrintions whi"np t ,S9uuioeu against
avery dav simniv hacausa my are writins
nv whoiesale apd 70 so,d LEY are put up
STAMP on the wranner san goVernment
absurdIty and resoived tho, T won haIniiest
nv il mo longer. since that ttmoa " Dounu
scribed proprietarv remed,ss : nnVe pre,
dav in nv pracfics MI = neorly eNeIy
reeret having done 80 Wy WIN ! nave nc reason 70
ago / advised a lady wbo was IN ifsrinS S lay
a serions femaled i}scnitv ~, hInsIing from
" = u !. sanae fianey and Liver Cure that
! w = 81 M ~ ! naw ner Inns morning and she