...notoriously inefficient cause, in order that we may be enabled to shelve Ilahnemann's prophylac'ic remedy before the very eyes of the all-seeing public."...altar of this sublime God-head, whose priests we are ! We all strive after a common, holy object ; but it is not easy to be attained. It is only by joining...

...dignity of our profession. He is alluding to his discovery of the prophylactic for scarlet fever : " The furtherance of every means, be it ever so small,...altar of this sublime Godhead, whose priests we are ! " Hear his notion respecting the character of the offices of doctor and sick-nurse in the time of...

...he received on announcing the discovery of Belladonna as a prophylaxis of scarlet fever, he says : " The furtherance of every means, be it ever so small,...or the labour of a physician, has discovered this to me. Away, then, with all grovelling jiassions at the altar of this sublime Godhead, whose priests...

...he received on announcing the discovery of Belladonna as a prophylaxis of scarlet fever, he says : " The furtherance of every means, be it ever so small,...chance, or the labour of a physician has discovered this to me. Away, then, with all grovelling passions at the altar of this sublime Godhead, whose priests...

...simplicity of aim, are essential to the attainment of extensive usefulness and unstained reputation. The furtherance of every means (be it ever so small)...save human life, that can bring health and security, should be a sacred object to the ideal physician. It is only by joining hand in hand, only by a brotherly...

...the medical profession. In allnding to his discovery of the prophylactic for scarlet fever, he said: "The furtherance of every means, be it ever so small,...sacred object to the true physician; chance or the labor of the physician has discovered this one." Again, in writing of the duties of the nurse and the...

...utterance of Hahnemann in his plea to the physicians of his day for unity of purpose and of action : "The furtherance of every means, be it ever so small,...security )(a God of love invented this blessed and most wonderful of arts!) should be a sacred object to the true physician. Away, then, with all grovelling...

...the simillimum. THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF HOMOEOPATHY September, 1906. PW SHEDD, MD New York PROLOGUE "'T'HE furtherance of every means, be it ever so small, that, can A save human life, that can bring health and security (a God of love invented this blessed and most...

...the simillimum. THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF HOMCEOPATHY September. 1906. PW SHEDD, MD New York PROLOGUE furtherance of every means, be it ever so small, that...wondrous of arts!) should be a sacred object to the true ghysician. Away with all groveling passions at the altar of this sublime god-head whose priests we...

...dignity of our profession. He is alluding to his discovery of the prophylactic for scarlet fever : " The furtherance of every means, be it ever so small,...altar of this sublime Godhead, whose priests we are ! " There is not a work of Hahnemann's which is not pervaded by the spirit of reverence for the Deity,...