...Christianity professes to work; destroys the ascendency of reason ; and irresistibly tends, in some minds, to mental derangement. "Little hope exists of freeing...of the imagination, which belong exclusively to no race, clime, age, party, or creed." The relation of the mind -cure movement to ordinary medical practice,...

...destroys the ascendency of reason in the soul, and thus, like similar delusions, it is self-perpetuating; and its natural, and in some minds its irresistible. tendency is to mental derangement." The Medical Age. A SEMI-MONTHLY REVIEW OP MEDICINE. JOHN J. MULHERON, MD, Editor. — PUBLISHED BY—...

...destroys the ascendency of reason in the soul, and thus, like similar delusions, it is self-perpetuating; and its natural, and in some minds, its irresistible tendency is to mental derangement." Nor have these practitioners, denounced by divines as " subverters of the truth," and by certain medical...

...reason, and thus, like similar delusions, it is self -perpetuating; and its natural and, in some minds, irresistible tendency is to mental derangement. Little...of the imagination which belong exclusively to no race, clime, age, party, or creed. DEFENSE OF FAITH-HEALERS EXAMINED PRESENTATION to the public, through...

...destroys the ascendency of reason in the soul, and thus, like similar delusions, it is self-perpetuating; and its natural, and in some minds its irresistible, tendency is to mental derangement" — Albany Medical Annals. THE MALE NIPPLE.— During the late war, at a period when the success of...

...destroys the ascendency of reason in the soul, and thus, like similar delusions, it is self-perpetuating, and its natural, and in some minds, its irresistible...highly important to prevent others from falling into ao plausible and luxurious a snare, and to show that Christianity ia not to be held responsible for...

...destroys the ascendency of reason in the soul, and thus, like similar delusions, it is self-perpetuating, and its natural, and in some minds its irresistible, tendency is to mental derangement." THE MALARIAL GERM OF LAVERAN. Med. News (Editorial) : — The parasite presents several different forms,...

...destroys the ascendency of reason in the soul, and thus, like similar delusions, it is self-perpetuating; and its natural, and in some minds its irresistible, tendency is to mental derangement." BRONZING OF THE SKIN followed the use of Fowler's solution for chorea. — Dr. WB Glwadle, in NY Med....

...destroys the ascendency of reason in the soul, and thus, like similar delusions, it is self-perpetuating; and its natural, and, in some minds, its irresistible tendency, is to mental derangement." From The Watchman, Boston. NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS. AMONG the trials of an editor's life which make...

...destroys the ascendency ot reason in the soul, and thus, like similar delusions, it is self-perpetuating, and its natural, and in some minds, its irresistible tendency is to ment.il derangement. "Little hope exists of freeing those already entangled, but it is highly important...