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d prepartion which has already many Virtues,
Take one grain Of this, and trlarates'l again
for another hour with one hundred grams OF
Of the sugar OF milk. and thus continue to act


until each grain Of the preparation shall cons
tain only quadrilianth part oil gram OF gold,
and we have Them, says Hahnemann. asremr
edy in which the medicinal virtue oil the gold
is so developed, that il is only necessary 10
take one grain of il, and enclose II IN bottle


and cause il TO be respired for few minutes by


melancholic in whom the disgust OF life has


produced tendency 10. suicide, and in the


course of an hour the patient VIII be emanci7
mated from The influence of his evil spirit, and


eYnerience renewed desire for living"


We have not made these extracts in a spirit
of ridicule, but as an expose OF principles the
homGopathists hold as scientific and Just. And
we leave every person TO draw his own opin-
ion respecting their claim 10 such consideration


We would only say that the person suffering
under an attack of severe, critical disease is to
be pitied, and their friends sympathsed with
under bereavement, who takes infinitsimal
doses for the suppression of his sickness.


We spoke in our last of the limited counte-
nance and support of Homeopathy. We in
tended that duration, as well as extent, should
be understood in its patronage. Mr.. Lee, an
authentic English writer, states " that during
his visit TO Germany, in 1910, he found He
meopathy essentially DEAD in It's native land !;
at Leipsic, its head quarters, the hospital con-
tanned but eight beds, and these were not all
filed. The house Surgeon became convinced
of the absurdity Of the system, and gave up
his position" And he also adds, that q one
of the principal practitioners at -Leipsic can
didly acknowledged that he gave Allopathic
remedies, and that he was in the habit Of ask
ing his patients which system they preferred,
as they were both equally good Our article
being as lengthy as you admit from preference,
we close. ttH8 X.