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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · September 3, 1867

FromAdvent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. XXX, No. 12

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BISMARK AND THE DOCTORS.

Count Bismark, the Prussian minister, is not only a great statesman, but seems to entertain sound ideas in other respects. The views which he entertains of the medical profession, are not calculated to unduly flatter the members of that profession, as indicated in the following:—
The wife of Hon. Joseph A. Wright, Minister to Berlin, writes concerning the illness of her husband: “Last week, Count Bismark called and spent an hour or two, and tried to persuade him to change his physicians for the homeopathic school, saying that since he (the Count) had changed his, his health had vastly improved—though he thinks the less one has to do, generally, with the doctors the better.—Chicago Journal.