...intelligence of the early homu'opathists (who were converts from the old school practice), by rnany of the profession, were the result of ignorance and...rejection of the aids furnished by experience, and by the sciences of anatomy, chemistry, physiology, etc.," is absolutely devoid of foundation in fact. 4th,...

...American Institute of Homoeopathy adheres, as it has always done, to its object, as declared by its founders in the first article of its Constitution,...rejection of the aids furnished by experience, and by the sciences of anatomy, chemistry, physiology, etc.," is absolutely devoid of foundation in fact. 4th....

...time. 2d. That the imputations cast upon the character and intelligence of the early Homosopathists (who were converts from the old school practice),...rejection of the aids furnished by experience, and by the sciences of anatomy, chemistry, physiology, etc.," is absolutely devoid of foundation in fact. 4th....

..." 2nd.—That the imputations cast upon the character and intelligence of the early homceopathists (who were converts from the old school practice),...and prejudice, were unprofessional and unworthy of she members of a scientific and liberal profession. " 3rd.—That the charge made at a later date by...

...homoeopaths were the result of ignorance and prejudice and are unworthy of our school; that the charge made by the American Medical Association that members of...practiced upon an exclusive dogma to the rejection of aids furnished by experience and the allied sciences," is entirely devoid of foundation in fact; that...

...other departments of medical science,' and that it is proud of its achievements up to this time. 2nd. That the imputations cast upon the character and intelligence...were unprofessional and unworthy of the members of a scieutilic and liberal profession . 3d. That the charge made at a later date by the American Medical...

...time. 2nd. That the imputations cast upon the character and intelligence of the early homeopathists (who were converts from the Old School practice),...the members of a scientific and liberal profession. 3rd. That the charge made at a later date by the American Medical Association that members of the homeopathic...

...departments of medical science,' and that it is proud of its achievements up to this time. " 2nd. — That the imputations cast upon the character and intelligence...the members of a scientific and liberal profession. " 3rd. — That the charge made at a later date by the American Medical Association that members of...

...that it is proud of its achievements up to this time. JULY, 1887.] THE MEDICAL ERA. [VOL. V. No. 7. 3d, That the charge made at a later date by the American...members of the Homoeopathic school " practiced upon au exclusive dogma, to the rejection of the aids furnished by experience, and by the sciences of anatomy,...

...were converts from the old-school practice), by many of the profession, were the result of ignorence and prejudice, were unprofessional, and unworthy of...the members of a scientific and liberal profession. "Third, That the charge made at a later date by the American Medical Association that members of the...