Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-19
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methods OF treatment 90 preventive
medicine lie began hy saying mat
"Pasteurs pr0phylactc NEGOTIATIONS
are based on errors and are the OUT
come OF illogical indugt.Uus. every one
of them. The indiscrim.nauug naming
and Strengthening of animal llie WIN
which these bacteri0l0g.. methods ot
research and experimentation nave
been iuseparably associated cannot De
proved to have saved one human NE
or TO have lessened ln any appreclable
degree the load OF human SUFFERING
What q confession CO. come from the
head OF orthodox medicine. Us 10 ppssl-
be that Pasteur the chief apostle OF
serum therapy, must fan alsDt In re-
gard TO the serum fads Prof Semmola,
director OF the Therape utical Chhlc Oh
the Royal University OF Naples, says
1--WE cannot afford 90 Doe led into error
IN this respect. and L wish that younger
men should take it 90 heart So lhal
when they enter upon the fields " thelr
work they may not in the name OF
progress become destroyers OF human
It's. and what Is worse stun, of the airy
which by irony ls called the heading one.
In regard TO beueueent curative
influence produced by am Infection. II
must be- considered as sort OF Naccl-
nation performed bynaturein when one
nail drives out another or, IL you
prefer 90. one Infection becomes the anu
dOte of another. But On what PHARMACY
can we secure such an anudote? No
opa knows HOch believed ne had dis
covered it for the cure Ot tuberculosis
hut bis illusion was evidently the effect
OF naturalists error, Tor II he had
j o. HH ..H W
regard TO artificial OF specific Immunity,
whichever YOU please. practiced upon
am lntra-organlc ambient, whose chem
ical composition escapes US, ne Woul4
easily have understood that the prop
lem was not eXperlmentally possible
and could. hence. lead only TO absuill-
Is. And So IL has happened.
The members Of the society thdt
wants 10 force vaccination upon the
people are led astray by the idea mat
there must be a pin OF potion for every
allment. hence such procedure Us
necessary Co prevent smallpox Ihey
t,u MS of the recent great achievements
Inn the curative art. but Dr. Eden, IN ih
article. "Why Quackery Succeeds,
which was published in the Lancet, ana
ON January 10, 1900, appeared ia the
Medical Record Geplored the iatJ ana
declared it "a reproach % the medical
profession. that with an their boosted
scientific progress the practice of the
healing art. except in the domain OF
surgery. Is making such scanty adj
vancement. Dr. Eden is not the only
one who sees this. but the people
are made To- realize 10, so many
irrational things have been iu turn
prsctlced and abandoned by the pro-
fesslon that the people have lost con-
Gdence and submit 10 things that DO
MOI appeal 90 their reason for the rea-
son that more rational means are not
within reach But OF all the decl3ra-
tions that ever came from body %
professional physicians, the most ABB
surd one Is that IL Is The
unanimous opinion Of the Soc
ciety that vaccination is thg
only known prevuJiye OF smallpox. 10
believed that this view Is held 10y the
whole medical profession, l should reel
very sorry Tor ever choosing medicine
as a profession but all do not nave 80
little confidence In natural means Of
preventing disease. In the medical
college that am attending at Tho
present time, the regular allopathll
/ principles of medicine are taught and
| me professors are orthodox on the
germ theory NJ disease, but II anything
| h emphasized it Is that under proper
hyeienic and sanitary conditions these
diseases cannot thrive. BY keeping The
body ia healthy condition we are lm-
uune what have isolation, dlsinfac.
dom and sanitation done for Leicester.
The members 0f the medical society
| know. WHY DO they not tell the pao-
ple? Have the members Of this soc. ty
given the people any advice regarding
sanitary conditions 20 Doe observed
! III The members of this society VIII HalI
/ lie people u "a rational way they W,l
! huye he gau.ude OF the people. OI'
/ such measures as the society propose.
/ Vu bring only contempt ana oppo'unn
/ In conclusion / desire 10 quote ie"
! more opinions from eminent men @
I chow that cleanliness Is the true pre-.
/ ventivr of smallpox.
Sir 70. W. richardson, VI, d., +. II. 5.
] SAYS. 'In0.uI3ton Is bad sanitation.
/ Tho Aso'epad 30. %, 1889. The trp'
| preventive W disease are pure BLOOD
and a healthy life." Brighton HEALTH
Z Congress. Dec a. 1881.
SIN John simon 81. d., F. X. =; fo'
| the permanent avoidance OF epidemic
disease. cleanliness Is the sole safe
guard" City 81 London Health ke
ports VOL g. page 1885,
McGorion Little. ~ A., NJ. b. II