The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-21

the afQ or emetlcS or antlQotes: once physician who lives loses all power
 over the poison. and not only so. but the entire medical profession com bined is absolutely incapable of even foreseeing what effect win be pro- duced. Substances apparently inert and harmless. introduced into the blood stream. are known to have produced almost instant death. and the reck- lessness of inoculation amounts to porter states that you spoke of Sir Almoth D. Wright's "opsonic meth- ods, new name to disguise the fact that the so-cafled ''opsonic method" is but distorted plagiarism of homeo- pathy.
 No true homeopath will resort to the method of inoculating drugs. though l will not criticize the physician who may resort toi that scientific practice in some extreme case: neither will he give the poison of a diseased condi- tion as a prophylactic to or as a cure for a name: but after the poison of a diseased condition has been proved" after the manner taught by Hahne- mann. the wise physician may admin ister a minute. a very minute portion of such poison by the mouth to a patti ent who presents symptoms similar to those of the "provings.
 This letter has already extended to SO great a length that I dare only ed to have been stated by you though I believe every one of them to be erroneous.
 The microbic theory of disease upon fy erroneous. The very word "microbe' is an etymolOgical solecism adopted in the hope of drowning" in con spiracy of silence" the marvellous re- ter. Bechamp. who justly described the microbic theory of disease as '1a plus grande sottise scientifique de ce temps"
 has been marveilously promulgated through the consurnate ability Gin a certain sense) of M. Pasteur and Of his followers Pasteur did not make above stated his pretended biological discoveries were plaRarized from oth- CTS. and chiefly from the Master, who not only discovered the causes of fer mentation. and that it is a process in nutrition, but also the unit of life. viz: the 'microzymas. He and his callabora- tors also discovered that when these became diseased they developed into what have been enormously termed pathogenic bacteria which. instead of being the causes. are consequences of diseased conditions.
 Fortunately for the emancipation of the biological sciences from their pres ent condition of chaos, Pasteur has himself provided the dynamite where with his bubble will be exploded. In his effort to make it appear that he III, and to plagarize Bechamp with secur- ity. he invented and narrated a fake experiment. You will find it described in the "Annales de chimie ct de physi- que" Be $. T. LV1II. p. 3S1, Sec. TIL, entitled Production of yeast in a medium form of sugar. a salt of ann monia and of phosphates." I ask you, my dear Professor. to have the moral courage to repeat this pretended ex- pertinent. and when you shall have found out the truth. I ask you to de- clare and denounce the fake. Then in- gua in 1our sfud1 so ma1 of commencing with the wonderful dis coveries of Bechamp,-and finally, when you shall have realized their truth. ask you to avow that you and the other followers of Pasteur have been deluded by the most monu- mental charlatan by whom medicine has ever been vexed. 'So from his shoulders strip the lions hide. and clasp a calf-skin on his recreant limbs."
 But as. unfortunately. Pasteur is be to present to the world in your person the image of great soul who having been led astray by false god<, has taken the earliest opportunity presented to him of seeking for and avowing the truth.
 With hopeful respect. am. dear Professor Smith.
 Yours sincerely.
 fl- Bait: Med. Col and Ph D. and M. A. of the German University of Go Hin gan.
 F. S.-As I design publishing this letter I respectfully write you to re- ply as early as you conveniently can so that your reply may be published along with this letter or as soon as possible thereafter. MRL.
 N. B.-No reply having been receiv- ed up to May 29. 1909. the above letter was that day released for publication.
 @ Dr. Adolf Vogt, Prof. of Hygiene and Sanitary Statistics at the Univer- sity of Berne, Report Royal CBr) Com. of Vaccination. 1889; App, No. 14-696 a.
 CD This beautiful exposition of the error of inoculation was first given by Dr. J. J. Garth Wilkinson.
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