Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-10-04
THE HIGHEST AUTHORITY.


ueslIc W Keep pace with the march of
y modern discoveries and events:
"a general demand for reformation
= is one of the most distinctive char
acterlstcs of the nineteenth century.
- The common people, as well as the
. more enlightened and refined, cry out
with no uncertain voice to be
J emancipated from the slavery of
conservatism and superstition which
has held the masses in gross ignorance
+ during large portion of the worlds
h history, and in the time of tho Dark
Ages came near obiterating the last
Q glimmer of truth. Dogmatic assertions
i and blind empiricism are losing caste
among all classes of all countries.
{ People are beginning TO think for them
n selves, and to regard authority much
less than argument. Men and women
are no longer willing that few
. individuals should dictate to them
: what must be their sentiments and
opinions. They claim the right to
! solve for themselves the great questions
of the day and demand that the general
! good OF humanity shall be respected.
As the result of this general awak kening,
+ we see, on every hand, unmistakable
e evidences of reformatory action.
l People who, few years ago, endured
suffering the most intense in the name
OF duty, now realize the utter foolish
, ness OF such course. Men who were
under the bondage of bigoted advisers
allowed their health to depart; suffered
their constitutions to become under
mined and finally died as martyrs to
false system Of treatment. There are
millions of people filling untimcly
graves VINO might have lived TO n |
green old age had their original
troubles been taken in time or properly |
treated. There are thousands Of |
people to-day, though.lcssly enduring |
the first symptoms of some serious
malady and without the slightest
realization Of the danger that is before
them. They have occasional head
aches; lack of appetite one day and
n ravenous one the next, or m I'M
accaountablc feeling of wcarness,
sometimes accompanied by nausea and
attribute all these troubles to the old
idea of n slight cold or malaria. 1t
is high time that people awokc TO a
knowledge of the seriousness of these
matters and omancipa'ed themselves
from the professional bigOtoy which
controls them. When this is done and
when all classes of physicians become
liberal enough to exclude all dogmas.
save that 1t is their duty to cure DIS
ease as quickly, and as safely rs posi-
plci TO maintain no other position than
that of truth honesty ascertaincd, and
to endorse and reCOmend any remedy
that has been found useful, no matter
what its origin, there will be no more
quarrcling among the doctors, while
there will be great rejoicing through.
out the world"
81 am well aware Of the censure
that will be mctcd out to me for writ. J
lng this letter but feel that cannot
be true TO my honest convictions unless
extend a helping hand and endorse
all that | know TO be good. Tic cN-
tended publications for the past few .
years, and graphic descriptions Of i
different diseases Of the kidneys and
liver have awakened the medical /
profession 10 the fact that these
diseases arc greatly increasing. The
treatment ot the doctors has been I
largely experimental and many Of "
their patients hayo died while they +
crrc ,hcn - ''"''' 'o' " ''iu'"y 10
an is nn,, o,o,. ,,.., ,...o,., ..,........ II
o,,.n,ion 10 ,'wm ,,,n 'igi G '"G years Sihcc my
most w"mJorfn, ',I r.no" ,,n,.,; 20 'no use OF
t,na,r,rt 'i'i,m ~ p,; lI,'PI!"'Iol IN me Ii
kiJncTs po,inm{5s I,1 I'''Iso , ol .He .I n
asked mo .Lnn, ,I,o ,.a,,'i. ,,,, iI,i'IgHu$ u
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if I'm, IiLc ,nan'. n',IJ ,i, o"'TI 'H,c,'T Uy
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sumn lima and III, lI,'"' ''.''s'u t'f
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on grrnrni ,f nri',L,',, 'L ,''r p'." ',lrc''0
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and w;'lin fa,'' ,U,'r''rn' o,I, "''l'n Il month
"nnld ha ii.a,.,''n iI"' MINUS -" .'po ca'IS
thar" no, g" ,roS",,, "roCon n,'eu ,,,. ~ li'aI tiMe
hmmor ~" "ni La u,t"v t'I, on.I .i"ce of a.
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IN fnnnc"y ~ w; W;o "nI %, tnEm"ugh lho HI
rcm"j,, h, ,,,oI W q, - "'' ''"'' Nur'' inc
mSf;or 80 Ike %5o' ,,.,..,.,,..,, =. vi
alma i, f,,i I'',1 P'to'iioe" 'lllS meul-
c,rnnio Il, 'r'i HGssH ,,; m noyh acute ana B
and with ,in ",,,,,, r,.,, lDDtiSn. , ulseaSeI -
A.. aI,,n,; '., ',,G "'"'. S"''siact"ry results.
JY'., ''''L'o n,v'o hti'ieT IT, SihalI III
tnmIaJ i'I' .'oi "">',y lI"ue' lhey cN-
o,,.Lna '" I'r' s"N'r't h"hlnS ana
,,,LinL L q MS "u'uocr OF cases
nu r Win% %',T ,,,! proven , so satisfactory to :,
t,,om n.y. ru'nu, @ ''i"v ! "ou'u earnestly urge %
,p"n 'mS ltoirSHloha, brelhern the u
.,idPI PV'''"vV y, W., '" s,iIhG u talr ana patient q
a a,%, r,,o ~ ,i,.' " HIn!I o"ie Cure In \
." ~ h',;I o;,'ss E' Il'Ii'i''S Where tho blood y
j" ,s,oeioIi,' "JaI2"S'S ,. ~ "n unhealthy state,
,,anta p,t'",S "Ho,p s'"nuuIar chgorge- "a
'ris, % ;o%noI Inu ;,nn"lilI'Atory erupuons 4
,Hr; in!cG: III many OF lhOse forms OF q
,nionlG lhulSpoSi'ion IN which there is CT
III ~ on o.I"Gnco ,t Oh organic mischief, but til
i"0tg Ln saon .no gI General hoalth Is depleted, 2
~, nu .,!, iaco sa.iow, the urine colored, z