...homoeopathic system; that you had in me in your camp an enemy, rather than a friend * * * * That there may be no misapprehension about the cases I saw in your...hesitation in saying would have sunk under any other." The aggregate statistics of results of allopathic treatment of cholera in Europe and America show a...

...medicine" was 59'2 per cent. Dr. McLoughlin, in his report, stated as follows : — " That there may be no misapprehension about the cases I saw in your...hesitation in saying would have sunk under any other." It would be, to me, intensely interesting to know what that bitter foe of Dr. Habnemann and his principle,...

...something of what the medical treatment ought to be ; and •' That there may therefore be no apprehension about the cases I saw in your hospital, I will add,...hesitation in saying would have sunk under any other. " In eonclusion, I must repeat to you what I have already told you, and what I have told every one with...

...disease and to know something of what the treatment ought to be. And that there may be, therefore, no misapprehension about the cases I saw in your hospital,...have no hesitation in saying would have sunk under other treatment." Another physician presented the Michigan State prison figures. 62 THE MEDICAL VISITOR....

.... That there may be no misapprehension about the cases I saw in your hospital, I will add, that aU I saw were true cases of cholera, in the various stages...other. " In conclusion, I must repeat to you what 1 have already told you, and what I have told everyone with whom I have conversed, that although an...

...I saw in your hospital, I will add that all I saw were true cases of cholera, in various stages of disease, and that I saw several cases which did well...under any other. In conclusion, I must repeat to you, which I have already told you, and what I have told every one with whom I have conversed, that, although...

...medical officers : ' All I saw were true cases of cholera in the various stages of the disease, and I saw several cases which did well under your treatment...hesitation in saying would have sunk under any other.' " I am, Sir, yours truly, " JOHN H. CLARKE." " Clarges Street, W., October 12th, 1899 " " To the Editor...

...will add that all I saw were true cases of cholera, in the various stages of the disease ; and that / saw several cases which did well under your treatment,...hesitation in saying would have sunk under any other.*" The reason, too, for the rejection of these returns by the Medical Council was other than that stated...

...said : " All I saw were two cases of cholera, in the various stages of the disease ; and I saw several which did well under your treatment, which I have...hesitation in saying, would have sunk under any other." The mortality, according to Dr. Macloughlin's return, was 16.4 per cent. ; the mortality in the other...

...saw were true cases of cholera in the various stages of the disease ; and that I saw several coses which did well under your treatment, which I have no hesitation in saying would hare sunk under any ether. " In conclusion, I must repeat to you what I have already told you, and...