The National tribune., 1892-06-09
DR.. AMlCK.
His Chemical Cure for Consumption
and Asthma.
Still the Absorbing Topic in Gin
cinnati Medical Circles.
I From the Cincinnati Posi.l

From the CiHc1nnats Post
The Post is vindicated in its first estima-
ton of DR.. W. r. Amick and his wonderful dis
coveries. The Posts test cases have terminated
to its entire satisfaction. This, with the salts
factory results of other exhaustive tests, should
set at rest all doubts regarding the merits OF
the new chemical treatment for pulmonary
diseases. The author now ranks with the
great physicians and scientists of the world.
Leading up to his present triumph is o record
second to none. His discovery is long stride
forward in the progress of medical science, and
a boon to mankind. Many physicians, at first
skeptical, now frankly acknowledge that the
treatment is performing some wonderful cures,
and is fully entitled to tho respect and careful
consideration of the entire medical profession.
Those who have tested it in practice are loud
in its praises, while those conservative doctors
whe are slow to accept new theories can find
nothing on which to base adverse criticism.
There is no further need for speculation.
The experimental period is passed. The test
cases under the care and charge of many physi-
clans, in different parts of the country, have
recovered in q manner to astonsh the Oldest
practitioners.
The watchful eye of the public is kept on all
OF these tests and is alert to every change in
the condition of the patients. Where these
tests have progressed far enough to determine
the merits Of the treatment, it has received the
unqualified Endorsement of both physician in
charge and the people.
Those suffering with the diseases demand
the medicines for themselves and will not be-
MED them.
If their own doctors hesitate they immedi-
ately appeal to DIR. Amck at Cincinnati. The
Doctor was wise to have equipped himself with
ample laboratory facilities for supplying the
physicians with the medicines for il would be
almost impossible for him to take immediate
charge Of all the patients placing themselves
under The chemical treatment, notwithstand-
ing the simplicity of carrying it out at home.
His extensive new laboratory is already taxed
to its utmost capacity and additions are being
made.
Now that the real merits Of the discovery
are known and established, nothing should be
allowed to impede its rapid dissemination
throughout the world.
DIR. Anick wisely says: 1.-THE demands Of
sick and suffering humanity for pure and
properly compounded medicines is of vastly
more Importance than morbid ethical curl
osity." His determination to keep the medi-
cines for carrying out the chemical treatment
pure, by compromising them himself exclu-
sively, is generally commended and APP
pianded by ali honest N inded and conscientious
physicians having the cause of suffering hu-
manity at heart. Interest in the discovery Is
now making itself manifest abroad and calls
for full particulars are being received.
Preliminary Steps have already been taken
to establish a depository for Australia at Mel
bourne
The total failure Of all the numerous methods
of treating pulmonary diseases rs tested during
the past 90 years has left the profession at sea
for proper line of trcatment-the Amick
treatment is therefore cause for general re-
joicing. It's many attractive features make it
pleasant for the physician to prescribe it. The
ease with which it is carried out at home rec
omrnends it 10 the patient. The promptness
with which it accomplishes the cure in any To-
cality makes the seeking of salubrions climate
unnecessary. The avidity with which the
smart. progressive physicians are adopting it
in practice shows conclusively that they have
good reasons for believing that they have at
last found something which may be relied upon
in the treatment of these diseases. They have
pinned their faith to DR.. Amick's record as
student and college professor. The gradu-
ates of his college-the Cincinnati College of
Medicine and Surgcry-scattered throughout
the country say, as one man: If Prof W. z.
Amick says he has a cure for consumption you
may rest assured he has it."