QUACKS AND GRAFTERS.
ditions that prove it. That is, that the hope of the profession of "doctoring" being placed on an honest rational basis lies in a broader and more thorough education of the physician. A broad, liberal general education to begin with, then all that can be known about medicine and surgery. Is that enough? No. Then all that there is in physio-therapy, under whatsoever name, that promises to aid in curing or preventing disease.
If this humble production aids but a little in any of this great work, then my object in writing will have been achieved.
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