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| {{anchor:s71}}Experiments with small doses, then, have led and will always lead honest-minded and capable men, to return to the strict practice of Hahnemann and his pupils. {{anchor:s72}}The reaction in the matter of the dose may be said then to have led, in some measure, the reaction in other matters. | {{anchor:s71}}Experiments with small doses, then, have led and will always lead honest-minded and capable men, to return to the strict practice of Hahnemann and his pupils. {{anchor:s72}}The reaction in the matter of the dose may be said then to have led, in some measure, the reaction in other matters. | ||
| - | {{anchor:s73}}In 1850 the long-continued success of von Boenninghausen had already created a profound impression among Homoeopathicians. Dr. Meyer, of Leipsic; was an earnest student, at that time, of the whole subject we are discussing. {{anchor:s74}}Dr. Wurmb, at the same period, was successfully treating acute disease in his hospital at Vienna, with the thirtieth decimal potency. {{anchor:s75}}He had determined to make his hospital the gathering place for facts which should aid in determining the, vexed question of the dose. {{anchor:s76}}He <span grade2>hoped</span> that subsequent trials might show the superiority or lower dilutions; his hope was not realized. {{anchor:s77}}The records of the hospital show a clear superiority of the high over the low potencies, in the treatment of acute affections. {{anchor:s78}}Dr. Wurmb's frank publication of this result, which overthrows his own speculations regarding the dose, has exerted a marked influence throughout our school. | + | {{anchor:s73}}In 1850 the long-continued success of von Boenninghausen had already created a profound impression among Homoeopathicians. Dr. Meyer, of Leipsic; was an earnest student, at that time, of the whole subject we are discussing. {{anchor:s74}}Dr. Wurmb, at the same period, was successfully treating acute diseases in his hospital at Vienna, with the thirtieth decimal potency. {{anchor:s75}}He had determined to make his hospital the gathering place for facts which should aid in determining the, vexed question of the dose. {{anchor:s76}}He <span grade2>hoped</span> that subsequent trials might show the superiority or lower dilutions; his hope was not realized. {{anchor:s77}}The records of the hospital show a clear superiority of the high over the low potencies, in the treatment of acute affections. {{anchor:s78}}Dr. Wurmb's frank publication of this result, which overthrows his own speculations regarding the dose, has exerted a marked influence throughout our school. |
| {{anchor:s79}}On every side, in every country, there are eager inquiries concerning the high potencies and the proper method of using them. {{anchor:s80}}Countless experiments are instituted, and in the main with favorable results. | {{anchor:s79}}On every side, in every country, there are eager inquiries concerning the high potencies and the proper method of using them. {{anchor:s80}}Countless experiments are instituted, and in the main with favorable results. | ||
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