...the extremest violence, — bleeding and blistering, vomiting and purging, antimony and calomel, and other heroic remedies. Now the patient is bathed and...carefully tended, but rarely given medicine. This is theresuit partly of the remarkable experiments of the Paris and Vienna schools into the action of drugs...

...it was treated with remedies of the extremes! violence — bleeding, blistering, and purging, etc. Now the patient is bathed and nursed and carefully...remarkable experiments of the Paris and Vienna schools into the action of drugs, which have shaken the stoutest faiths. There was but one conclusion to draw...

...of the extremest violence ; bleeding and blistering, vomiting and purging, antimony and calomel, and other heroic remedies. Now, the patient is bathed...but rarely given medicine." "This is the result," continues Dr. Osier, "of the remarkable experiments of the Paris and Vienna schools into the action...

...or the circulation in the tissues. One notable example is typhoid fever. At the outset of the 19th century it was treated with "remedies" of the extremest...remarkable experiments of the Paris and Vienna schools into the action of drugs, which have shaken the stoutest faiths, and partly of the constant and reproachful...

...the outset of the 19th century it was treated with "remedies" of the extremest violence — Weeding and blistering, vomiting and purging, and the administration...remarkable experiments of the Paris and Vienna schools into the action of drugs, which have shaken the stoutest faiths, and partly of the constant and reproachful...

...is typhoid fever. At the outset of the iQth century it was treated with 'remedies' of the extremes! violence — bleeding and blistering, vomiting and...remarkable experiments of the Paris and Vienna schools into the action of drugs, which have shaken the stoutest faiths, and partly of the constant and reproachful...

...typhoid fever. At the outset of the nineteenth century it was treated with 'remedies' of the extremist violence, — bleeding and blistering, vomiting and...faiths; and partly of the constant and reproachful object lesson of homeopathy. No regular physician would ever admit that the homeopathic preparations,...

...the extremest violence — bleeding and blistering, vomiting and purging, antimony and calomel, and other heroic remedies. Now the patient is bathed and...tended, but rarely given medicine. " This is the result of the remarkable experiments of the Paris and Vienna schoolR into the action of drugs, which have...