James W. Overpeck

SOME ITEMS AND IDEAS GATHERED ALONG THE LIFE-DETOUR OF A HOMOEOPATHIC DOCTOR

Some ten or more years ago I promised myself that, for the reminder of my days, whatever I might write would be, for the most part, of a clinical nature. This, I believe, is the best and most successful method of conveying a knowledge of the great and many times marvelous results obtainable with the proper application of our medicine in sickness.

A PLEA FOR THE CHILDREN

Time will not permit us to go into detail farther, but we will say that a diagnosis of idiot, Mongolian idiot, a hopeless case, was made by several doctors, one of them claiming special preparation for taking charge of an institution for treatment of cases of this kind. According to this opinion this unfortunate was destined to merely exist through this earthy life without having any knowledge of having lived.