In 1889,


In l839-4O.
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Such an exhibition Of the superiority OF
Homeopathic over Allnopathc practice needs
no comment--but il must strike every one with
with astonshmen,, thatthere are those7amongst
US. who, in the face Of such facts, still con-
tinue to abuse such benefcent system and de-
fame those who practice il:


As great pains have been taken, particular
ly, by the medical opponents Of Homeopathy
TO disseminate the idea, that in acute diseases,
especially, is treatment must be wholly mad
equate to arrest their violence and effect cure
Il shall eBdeavor to shew that such an opin-
ion is founded in ignorance Of the truth, or in
total disregard OF it. II the Homeopathic
principle, 'similia similibus curantur," is a
law OF nature, it must Of necessity furnish
criterion forthe selection ofmedcinal agents in
the treatment Of acute as well as chronic dis
eases. II snch was NOT the case, It would not
deserve the name OF general principle, and
still less tha Of law Of nature. An appeal
to the main test of practical medicine, expert
ence, mnst decide the question; and this ap-
peal we fealessy make and submit the fol-
lowing results of the two kinds of practice.


Mortolitu - oo,oo or D,anmonia fraatad Al