Henry C Houghton

WHAT Dr. Sterling has written in his admirable paper is correct. The lesson cannot be enforced too strongly. It will be needed as long as our colleagues prescribe potencies, low or high, to meet simple, mechanical conditions. As the devout Moslem, who said he would turn his camel loose and trust God,” was rebuked by his Master’s reply, “tie the camel and trust God, so we must use every means that modern science has brought to our hands, and then add that greatest vito-chemical factor, the Homoeopathic remedy.