Article June 1, 1899 ISSUE

Enteric and its Cure

X. Y.

In an article on "Enteric" on Saturday we stated that "so far medicine has failed, honorably failed no doubt; but that the failure is complete there can be no two opinions." In the same article we advocated a trial of serum inoculation now being proposed by Surgeon-General Taylor. We give admission to the remarks of a contributor, on the subject : —

In the days of the ancient Roman empire, when the world was sick unto death of the moral diseases engendered by corrupt universal domination, a Great Teacher arose who professed to cure all disease. His most striking cures were effected upon those who were epileptics or violently insane, or, as his narrators described it, "possessed with a devil" or demon.

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