Humphreys Homeopathic Mentor, or Family Adviser in the Use of Specific Homeopathic Medicine #248823

But practical men and practical medicine, with too little, perhaps, of faith and too little. Certainly, of result, unwilling to attribute all failure to the bluntness of their own percep tions, hesitating to follow the shadow of the master, when their footsteps so often fell on dead men's bones, turned aside to seek more substantial footing in larger doses, frequent repetitions and alternation of remedies. The success became as sure, the labor less, and the way plainer. But what then becomes of the ideal philosophic rule — the one medicine, the one dose, and undisturbed action It is buried, in a sea, so deep, as to be practically fathomless.