...miasmata diffused through the atmosphere; nor is it unlikely, that the system of the Homoiopathics in Germany may have grown out of some facts that had...of certain active principles were added to common medicaments. To return, however, to the subject from which we have digressed, — I may remark, that...

...of miasmata diffused through the atmosphere; nor is it unlikely that the system of the Homoiopathics in Germany may have grown out of some facts that had...of certain active principles were added to common medicaments." (P. 80.) Who will say a word against infinitesimal doses after this? In following out...

...induce him to attach more importance to the circumstance of its presence ; for it is just as possible a priori that this quantity of iodine should infuse...common medicines.' This is a generous suggestion ; but it is certainly more remarkable still for its good-natured ignorance of the system to which it professes...

...presence ; for it is just as possible a priori that this quantity of iodine should infuse newproperties into the salts which accompany it, and cause them...common medicines.' This is a generous suggestion ; but it is certainly more remarkable still for its good-natured ignorance of the system to which it professes...

...professor sagaciously and charitably adds, that it is not ' unlikely that the system of the homo30pathists in Germany may have grown out of some facts that had...common medicines.' This is a generous suggestion ; but it is certainly more remarkable still for its good-natured ignorance of the system to which it professes...

...of the homocopathists of Germany may have grown out of NORTHERN HOM(E()PATHIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. some facts that had been observed with respect to...active principles were added to common medicines." 2. To the catalysis-theory of Virchow ; where the German pathologist, after speaking of the catalytical...

...of scientific reasoning, he observed : " It is not unlikely that the system of the homceopathists of Germany may have grown out of some facts that had...active principles were added to common medicines." The science of chemistry affords numerous examples of the powerful influence exerted by very minute...

...induce him to attach more importance to the circumstance of its presence ; for it is just as possible a priori that this quantity of iodine should infuse...was probably nearer the mark when he hinted, in his Gulstonian lectures, that on some principle of this kind the fatal effects of miasmata diffused through...