The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-15
GENERAL GRANT.
la the Old Hero Dying Because of Medical
Intolerance.


la the Old Hero Dying because of Medical
Intolerance.
Tho American Homeopathic has an
article on the treatment of Gen. Grant
by the Allopaths, In which II says:
general Washington was murdered
by his medical Attendants; but at least
t hey were heroically-too horoically en-
deavorlng to extipguish the disease
Their brutality was of the active sort,
and in purpose commendAble, though
disastrous In result. Gen. Garfield was
maltroatOd for months under an error
ofdiagnOsis, and 40 last escaped beyond
the reach of his eminent torturorg,
Here, also, there was much medical hor-
oism and activity displayed, albeit mia.
directed. Other illuslrinus patients
haYo suffered from omlnence In tho pro-
fosslou; but Gen. Grant seems reserved
as shining example OF cOld.blooded
expectancy. To him the little group OF
eminenUe have nothing 90 Onor but \ di-
agnosis. For hun they propose no ra-
lief but IN the grave. Ignoring the only
source OF therapeutic Bulvation, thoy
gather round his bedside To observe his
unaided struggle. Tho hat has gone
forth that nothing can DO done; and
Ihose VINO question such a decision arp
quacks aud cranks: but who ought moi
TO DO proud OF such designation nom
such u sourcoi Scholarly, rahnod, oul.
tured, earnest gentlemen as they are. of
what avail are all those good qualities
In tho presence of such Therapeutic
bankruptcy On tho contrary, while
so-callod scientific medicine Is 10 tho
fore, VOL may the daily papers an.
LA
day for Gen. Graut-SeYen doctors I'm
consultation
Yes, the hero OF Appomatt Is dylngl
lie who knew no fear In war, knows
no fear in suffering. His quiet forti.
tude wine universal cdmiration,
President Lincoln, In visiting nos.
pital during the late war, noticed q moor
confederate boy, mortally wouudod,
With his native tenderness he put his
arms sround his neck In sympathy. The
sight melted the hospital 10 tears.
The huRrt Of the American poople In
Ike manner bleods for Grant, the sllont
sufferer. IL would have him get wal. |
by any effective means,
His pts siclans say he can not recova.. |
They I'LL him with anodyna, but desnita
their favorable bulletins no IL daily |
growing worse.
A specialist who has won reputation
~ WV tNANththN VI NNOCof VISITS his 1
bedside. Tho opposition he oopountars
from the attending physclaas brings |
painfully to mind the story OF Che dog
In the manger.
And Gen. Grant, pelh APPS, Must die |
because OF this iutolerancol liz X possi. |
BILE that there II no hopa of cure eitside |
OF the medical profession?
PropostorQusi
For years medical mon Insisted that
certain fovors were incurable, but Chin.
coma proved tho contrary. For centuries
thcg have protested that certain renal
disorders were ineurablo aud vet spe-
clal preparation has cured aud porma.
nenlly oVrod the very worst cases.
why mey IL not DO possible IN like
manner 10 cure a case OF oancori Is. 4.
Larraboe, OF Boston, was doomed 10
uoath by mauy eminent Boston physi.
eians, !. y. Henion, NJ. d., OF Roo6es-
yer, n. T., was given up by tho best
DOCTORS OF all sohools. Elder J. i.
Prescott, of Cleveland, Ohio, was ,
'rsyeiy Informed by them that he could