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Mr.. EDIroR.-l wish you TO insert the following


letter from Eberle's Theory and Practice relative TO
the use of beiiaiona as preventive of scarlat'na.
1t may be used with perfect safety; and, five can
rely on the testimony ofrespecable members OF the
profession, with unequivocal advantage. The arll-
Gle can be obtained at any of the drugshops in town.
and prepared with care


"Prophulactie Measures In Germany, and in
France, many statements have been published
which would seem TO prove that the 6eHddamd,
when regularly taken by those who are exposed to
the coniagion of the disease, will efectualy protect
them from the Infection lIahnemann, the author
of the homeopathic doctrine, first introduced this
narcotic as preventive of Scardilana, and in con-


ormy to his views, he prescribes in what may be
called infniteSinal doses. How incredulous we
may be in relation to the efficiency Of snch doses, we
are not without respectable authority in favor Of the
proph, Tactic powers ofthis article when given in
small doses. Berna asserts, that he gave it with
unequiv vocal advantage in this respect. Dr. horeif
of Berlin, found it TO protect persons completely
against this disease, when taken for eight or ten days
before they were exposed to the contaglon. Three
grains ofthe ertract are TO be dissolved in com
mon water, (alcohol or water will do as welD and
given in doses Of from two to three drops TO children
under one year old and one drop more for any year
above this age This is the only article of medl-
cnce, that is said, will have any in1ue nee as pre-
ypnt