Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Recent Progress in Surgery: The Annual Address Delivered Before the Massachusetts Medical Society, May 25, 1864
Yet another paper,1' addressed to us in the form Of a paternal letter from our Nestor, whose presence we always welcome, and to whom we delight to point as a living ideal Of the good and wise physician, shows us that the very drugs which are Often per verted to the greatest harm are also among our most potent agents for good: like Sharp tools, they are only dangerous in the hands of those who have not learned how to use them.
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