The medical magician part I, or how to preserve health and cure disease
Subtitle: An exposition of the progress of medical knowledge as exemplified in the successful treatment of obstinate and long-standing maladies by the New Method cure, including practical treatises on all chronic diseases and deformities, written in plain language and without the use of technical terms; instructions, formulas and prescriptions for the home treatment of acute diseases, embodying the means and remedies of all medical schools; rules and advice to be observed in cases of acccident and emergency-- antidotes for poisons, etc.-- how to prevent accidents; scientific articles on hygiene and all subjects relating to the laws of nature, in their bearing upon the development and preservation of physical vigor; nursing and care of the sick-- the culinary art as it pertains to the preparation of food, in palatable and digestible forms for the nourishment of invalids and convalescents; education, and the relations of mental, moral and physical culture to health and happiness
By: By Prof. J.C. Kennedy, M.D. ... Dr. John Robertson, Editor
Publisher: Published by Prof. J.C. Kennedy
Published: 1887
Place of publication: Cincinnati
Language: eng
Number of pages: 224
Subjects: Popular Medicine; Patent medicines; Quacks and quackery
Notes: Contains 39 full-page woodcuts, mainly by Weisbroot, of Cincinnati, Ohio.