... with scientific men for the laurels of the healing art. To the enlightened ... over the learned theories of modern times. Though we de- nounce the ...

... sci- ence upon which to practice truly the healing art. In the language of ... Untrammeled by the theories of the schools, individuals, not of the order ...

... delu- sions, what impositions ! In Medicine, what wild theories, what ... or Witchcraft. The healing of wounds by the application of remedies to ...

... Treating with Electrolytic Currents, Positive and Negative Manifestations, ... of sound theories and practical directions. No Physician who wishes to ...

... 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 ...

... a previous knowledge of physiology, which again necessitates sound anatomical ... theory of the healing of wounds, with all its ramifications, become* an ...

... hospitals—the birthplace, we believe, of the traumatic theory—febrile ... are harmless. All sound prophylaxis is based upon this law. That hospital ...

... against its teachers, surely no person who values sound morality should ... and practice of mental healing, as set forth in these pages. Among them ...

... interference, is, under favorable conditions, followed by the sound healing of the passage through wdiich the pus has escaped. Under a variety of circumstances, however, this sound healing is delayed or prevented, and, although the opening ...

... 8°. Baltimore, 1908. Strutt (J. W.) [Baron Rayleigh]. Theory of sound. 2. ed. 2 v. 8°. London, 1894-6. ... Suppl., xlviii, 19897.— Sp6ar (E.) A new undulatory theory of sound; svnopsis Sound. of physics of the conchoid curve ( ...