Homoeopathy fairly represented : in reply to Dr. Simpson's "Homoeopathy" misrepresented / by William Henderson.

  • Henderson, William, 1810-1872.
Date:
1853
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    Ipecacuan and Dr. Simpson, 28. Itch-doctrine, its meaning, 142; an allopathic doctrine, 143; Schonlein on, 145 ; Auten- rieth on, 145 ; peculiar to allopathy, 140. Jbnneb, his error, 123 ; not the discoverer of vaccination, 221. Kane on strychnia, 22. Laennec, his mistakes, 40. Lemon-juice in scuiTy, 217; due to chance, 222. Liston, Mr., his honourable conduct, 18. Louis' cases of pneumonia, 53. Mag>{etoscope, 30. Mead, Dr., and the allopathic quack, 182. Measles and hooping-cough, 134; Dr. Simp- son's mis-statements regarding, 135. Medicine, Dr. Forbes on uncertainty of, IGO. Medicines, filthy allopathic, 165. Mind, allopathic doctrine of, 197 ; drugs af- fect the, 252. Moral symptoms, 251. Mortality of blood-letting and tartar emetic, 58. Moon, Hahnemann and the, 163; Koffimann and Balfour on the, 164. Musk, Hoffmann's renovated, 165. Nickel, Dr. Simpson on, 228, 230. Nux vomica, fables about, 18. Olfaction, properly inhaling, 261. Palliatives, when justifiable, 100. Peritonitis, homoeopathic success in, 80. Persecutions of Hahnemann, 109. Physician.*, allopathic, messengers from hea- ven, 171; incense offered to, 172; philo- sophical, always give up physic, 160. Pills, making and taking, 23. Plem'isy, homoeopathic success in, 80. Pneumonia, statistics of, 48 ; blood-letting in, 58, 73 ; tartar emetic in, 61; expectant treatment, 58, 73; homceopathic success in, 62, 76. Provings recommended, 94, 100; of no ser- vice to Allopathy, 101 ; errors of Dr. Simp- son regarding, 210, 247; number of symp- tt)ms in, 247; nature of symptoms, 249 ; moral and religious symptoms, 251. Psoric doctrine—Sa: Itch-doctrine. Religion and medicine, 172 ; Dr. Simpson's calumn}', 173 ; dangers of mingling, 174; allopathic views of, 175. Religious .symptoms. Dr. Simpson's ignorance regarding, 251. Salt common as a remedy, &c., 259. Science obstructed by its disciples, 34. Scurvy and lemon-juice, 217. Simpson, Dr., paints himself, 7; a homoeopa- tliic remedy, 8 ; his bad conduct to his op- ponents, 11; his curiosity, 12 ; his homceo- pathic box, 13; his false authorities, 24: his invention against a colleague, 25 ; his homoeopathic practice, 28 ; his mis-state- ments regarding small-pox, 130 ; his mis- statements regarding hooping-cough. 134; his misrepresentation of spii-itual powers of drugs, 195 ; his errors on provings, 210 ; errors on scurvy, 217 ; on iodine in goitre, 219; his case of headache, 227. Sins, saline, of Dr. Simpson, 253. Small-pox and vaccination, 129. Specifics, all homoeopathic, 223. Spiritual powers of medicines misrepresented by Dr. Simpson, 195. Spiritual doctrines of allopathy, 196; spiri- tual saw-dust, 199. Statistics in general, 39 ; of the army, 40. Stercoraceous drugs, 169. Strychnia, fables about, 17; its insolubility, 21, and taste, 22. Symptoms of provings, moral, religious, and opposite, 251, 253. Unanimity, allopathic, 178. Uncertainty of allopathic medicine. Dr. For- bes on, 160. Yaccination and smaU-pox, 129, 215; ho- moeopathicity proved, 216 ; its powers ac- cidentally discovered, 221. Walshe, &c., on pneumonia, 56. WiUan, Dr. Simpson's mis-statements, 131; his cases in favour of homoeopathy, 132; illustrations of p.soric doctrine, 152. EDINBURGH: T. CONSTABLE, PRINTER TO HER .AIAJESTY.