The Person Who Takes Medicine

The Philosophies Of One Age Have Become The Absurdities Of The Next, And The Foolishness Of Yesterday Has Become The Wisdom Of Tomorrow.

Fed On The Dry Husks Of Facts, The Human Heart Has A Hidden Want Which Science Cannot Supply.

Humanity Has But Three Great Enemies: Fever, Famine, And War; Of These By Far The Greatest, By Far The Most Terrible, Is Fever.

Shed, As You Do Your Garments, Your Daily Sins, Whether Of Omission Or Commission, And You Will Wake A Free Man, With A New Life.

The Good Physician Treats The Disease; The Great Physician Treats The Patient Who Has The Disease.