Then, according to the symptoms, Murex 10,000th followed, and on June 21st, 1911, Lycopodium 10,000th which was repeated on April 5th, in the 50,000th on August 4th and November 18th, and in the 100,000th on January 16th, 1912, and May 3rd, 1912. Improvement had continued with mild return of the symptoms, and then only the remedy needed was repeated. At the last date, not only did she fill her place in the home as a splendid housekeeper and cook, but she was her husbands accountant and book-keeper and attended to the details of a large business employing dozens of mn and many teams.
In her husbands absence she directed the men and kept oversight of them and their horses with extreme efficiency. And this is this women who used to recite her vagaries by the hour-many unthinkable things. Kent ends the description of the case with the following remark: “She is devoted to homoeopathy, interested in its philosophy and wonders why other are not believers in it.” This case and the preceding one were very complex. I trust the orthodox school of medicine will dispassionately consider these facts, and allow homoeopathy to be though at least as one of the many therapeutic methods, like the use of the X- rays, the injection of serums and treatment with electricity, etc.
with a small group of Naturopaths who, like some theological sects, regard themselves as the sole custodians of truth. The would almost have us believe that they have reached a stage where further investigation is unnecessary. God forbid ! May lovers of truth and of humanity ever seek with open minds and eager hearts, for the future is golden.
Sincerely yours,
ERIC POWELL.
178 Gloucester Terrace, W.2.
