HOMEOPATHY.
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b MEssRs. EpIroRs: We should apologize for
deferring so long to comply with our promise
to give your readers other facts and views res
pecting the Homeopathic System Of curing
disease. We would now say few words re-
ferring TO fundamental principles Of the Ho-
mGopathic System, which we admit would
have been better in place in our first article -
1t would appear that the following propositions
are embraced in Homeopathy. viz: M


lst That disease arti6cially produced, cause
immediately to cease, radically and permanent
ly, those spontaneous diseases which are anal
agous to them in character. er5s


t1 Cd. Thatlh Homeopathic remedies have
the property of inducing at the will of those
who how how to employ them, artificial dis
asese Of a very distinct and determined charac-
ter.


Sd. That remedies are efficacious, although
altenuated 10 degree which appears impossi-
bic (Hahnemann's own words) to vulgar ply
sicians, whose minds embrace only gross, and
material IDEAS ,a if6


Comment upon such doctrines we deem un-
necess ary, as no intelligent mind can fail TO de-
eide upon their true character. II is not re-


fined and lively imagination that is adapted to
theJcur oil sickness and disease melancholy
4 ie' Wo hequenuy DrOught DelOfe tue
public IN confederation Of such fact Neither
will the most plausible theories, il based in err
ror, avail the afflicted, when expanded into
practice Look at tn. Cd proposition we have
Introduced, and say if persons Of sense. per
cep6on and judgment, will assent to the doc.
trine, that the cure Of disease can or should de-
! pend upon remedies dependant in their efica-
cy upon the ,sriu of those who know how to
use them, And here we, would make an ex.
tract from their work on therapeutic, "Organ-
ON 339 pg. "A single drop Of drosera, in the
thirtieth degree of dilution, shook al each de-
gree twenty times, endangered the lite Of an
infant labonng under whooping cough, TO
which il was administered; but when the same
was only shook twice al each grade OF solu-
tion, a portion Of sugar 10 the size OF poppy
seed moistened with II, was sufficient to obtain
an easy and prompt cure OF the disease Bu
This is not all; person endowed with the
greatest seasibiIity, may take We dre told, sever.
al grains Of gold leaf without experiencing the
least effect ID consequence, butffom the Ifituri-
lion Of hoorof one grain Of gold, with one
hundred grains Of sugar Of milk, there results