The philosophy of human life : with especial design to develop the true idea of disease, its nature, immediate occasion, and general remedy / by I. Jennings.

  • Jennings, Isaac, active 1847-1860.
Date:
1852
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The philosophy of human life : with especial design to develop the true idea of disease, its nature, immediate occasion, and general remedy / by I. Jennings. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the National Library of Medicine (U.S.), through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the National Library of Medicine (U.S.)

    5/284
    THE PHILOSOPHY HUMAN LIFE ■WITH ESPECIAL DESIGN TO DEVELOP THE TRUE IDEA OE DISEASE; ITS NATURE, IMMEDIATE OCCAMON, AND GENERAL REMEDY. Natarn is ever busy \<y the lilent operation of her own forces, endeavoring to ran- diesase. Her medi cinea are nor, warmth, food, water aud sleep. Their use is directed by instinct, and that mwiisinoat worth] the name of physician, who most reveres its unerring laws.—Editor, of tub Scalpel. Doctor, nophyeicing] We are a machine made to live. We arc organized for that parpose; such if Da not count, met the tiling principle. Let it alone; len\e it the liberty ol defending itself ii i ill do better than your drugs.—Napoleon Bonapabte. BY I. JENNINGS, M. D CLEVELAND, OHIO: JEWETT, PROCTOR <fc W O R T II I N G T O N . BOSTON: JOHN P . J E W E T T AND CO M I> A N 7. 1S52.