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"Forty Years in the Wilderness of Pills and Powders" is a work in which confessions of the impotence of the Healing Art, generally so-called, greatly abound, and in which the public ignorance of the Laws of Health or Hygiene met the consequences of that ignorance, presented with great plainness. The world will make wiser use of its medical men than it has hitherto done, when it comes to see more clearly what is their legitimate and what their ultimate mission. The facts in "Forty Years in the Wilderness of Pills and Powders" have been gathered from the experience and observation of a long life.

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This Is A New Release Of The Original 1847 Edition.

Now it is precisely this sort of refusal, direct or implied, in a thousand cases which might be named, which brings down evil, not only upon those who make it, but upon others. They mean no, perhaps; and yet it is not certain that the decision is--like the laws of the Medea and Persians--irrevocable. Something in the tone, or manner, or both combined, leaves room to hope for success in time to come. "The woman who deliberates, is lost," we are told: and is it not so? Do not many who say no with hesitancy, still retain the power and the disposition to deliberate? And is it not so understood?

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