Article November 10, 1898 ISSUE

CALLS ANTI-TOXINE A HUMBUG

J. Morrison

Dr. Morrison, an eminent physician of Washington, D. C., writes the following article to the editor of the Washington Post.

The views of eminent physicians and surgeons,—given out of their own experience extending over many years, in opposition to some of the methods so long in vogue, and so vigorously upheld by a part of the profession,—are entitled to great weight and serious consideration. Surely, the world must in time become convinced that the entire materia medica is a thing of mere human opinion, rather than an exact science, or any science at all.—Ed. Weekly.

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