The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
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some That We're K-cosni,sd b' IN" highest
Authority In London Not Long Ago.

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ana with some rclcNincc. th1t u " "lIN ERECTED
~. cures that II. urct,p.inr- coll for there
youlI IN. l..s of ou,ckor, i'm IN. world Itut
IN III" hight oi history III" .nf"'cno" /" aver"
upon the doctors The evolution Of medicine,
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SLOW ~ compared TO other r''le'N'onN ana
"7llin'S Tn" rrac'ic" "r medi'ln" cam"
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sen ana IN The mann " may y" hm'n,a'''d
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man IN WEI sano AZ M'h"m'i''' N,'h IN '''
belief that IA. intermrnt uould cure rheumatism
ia onlv an ,,dov n how sI,w,v N. ros-e. oi
N"' W" " w"
me people are ee'''ht away from "" Noouo"
diagnose. Of Tho disease such an irterment
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couiu ohlF aHsrhNi'" 'h"uhauNm nU' p'""7oF
the old feti CD arhorI-iu. that he hair of dog
IA good ,,r ifs bi;r led som. one 10 urge this
!" S.o' - " ~, NV y" ~" ."nL ,ha
'Fe''n"W upon III" N"hledh man WIN ""
irsnlt that he j. now w ,uallv disable"
tnp,ll. a ,,.tar M ia, cu,,rt of tho Duke
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made the assertion that NOR" people pretended
10 heading than 10 all the other ar,- IN the world
Ia prnyn il h., .i,unIy walked dnHn he street
in nj. n,rI, cnp. with, hs 'aN tiri m, and NOR,
man ~, u ,-."nn, Il, "rcd hIr ia "a linn of Su o
cure. lni e tnotli,h Io-da v nm. observe
To hold AS gn,d - did Ihcn
one u tIo strongest arguments for tho com
mon dee ent of Mi men has been found in tho
IRA tic, Of medi in,s among slvare Ieotlr.
kin.'io has been -, ,hIisbcd in thes. rrlo-
ticcs hot wccn every u,tipn under the slu
In Frrone after the staqr' engi1c had been
perfected tho rhar,uacJ; niI was 100 wears
behiui that inn5yati1n.
In ic;S I'M, nh Irmacnrpil Of tho College
of Physi i1rs If Lond IN rr,1rri,ed the skull
Of a pnrs ~ diving /, yi-lcnt death A. -, iur ~
crort medi.in1i value The hrro of no mi
corn. too was a sne ido a.ni,si uauv ills
In wa IN. virtues Of human fat. Of skulls. 4
Mere r,.cor ii ed br Ire s,.nc iI.rit Non. In
I7,2 the rharinno1'n n was considerably re-
yisrd bIt IL retained centi,edrs Iil1rds and
yiparS MON Inc iii
Hundreds Of yelrs befarc in China and
Japan, tn" s,.uo objects were revcred bv the
med al pr1ati,ipnsrs They came from him
- the newer world hnvond doubt Jaran
until recently believed IN the virtues Of the
carb pn,ed rernairs Of common animals. ChisE-
ems. cats. bird dogs and many other creatures
we're kcnt in the ba.k Yards Of the doctor,
which shurIi nerform tho cure. Tie crcatrre
would hn killed . i'm s,re ceremony and burnt
T. asies bcf,ra tie owes II the SICK one. As
s,an a. nii'iSle af,GrEard the %Gnr',iyr re.
t,-dly the dot W has token tn dried creatures
skins. horns. tooth and claws. taken from al
most cvcry ina 'inahlc crcat re Tho farther
those things have Travelled the more value
tho ~" s,r"-s,d t. >. ssoss
India has n like sir ~erstition. and Gen. Pohert
Warden te!s Of having killed. a fine tiger and
removed its skin. When the natives saw this
ironh, they begged TO he told where the body
81 the animal was buried. explaining that from
i's bones n decocticn could 10 made that would
cause those who drank It to become immensely
-trong and conrateons.
England had the same fetch in less. when
Dr Toorc If oxford became interested in the