... f v>Aer modes and manners of I -Healing-—in time required—sira- | pi i city of action—sound theory— practical results—and scientific principle—as Modern Chemistry ...

... throax or breast. Empiric, One who practices the healing art upon experi- ence, not theory. This is the true meaning of impiric; but it is now applied, to venders of nostrums, who sound their own praise in the public papers. Emporium, ...

... lessened AP fear most pref viii-15 Christian healing confers the to* health x- 5 to* of them incorrect in theory x-17 These cases for the to" part have been x-31 but sound morals are to" desirable. pr 4-3 What ...

... Improvement is said to be quickly observed, and sound healing produced. ... both in theory and practice. Mechanical.-The treatment by chemical means, ...

... arrangement of the abdominal fascias, the most probable theory of the sounds of the heart, and nearly all that is known of the ob- scure physiology of the brain and nervous system. Its applications to the different branches of the healing art, are then so numerous and important, that ...

... the ear, to give the sweet concord of sound. There are many theories of physic, ... of healing the sick and establishing Christianity, be adopted, that ...

... earlier times by truly scientific methods, based upon sound theory, and ... and greater discoveries in the healing art. We have only to look back to ...

... all their experience, the errors 200 of their theories and the midnight darkness in which their minds are still involved in regard to the healing art, you are pleased to answer, by cal- ling them "hollow vessels" that "sound the loud- est." You make no attempt to ...

... the fruitless attempt to give to the discordant theories of the various ... art of healing. No general principle of durable moment existed. Each ...