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APR 8 1899 MEDICAL X O X ASTROLOGY/) V 6 § BY k F. R. WHITE, v R. HOLLiNGSWORTH. €3 yc Pocket Edition. Price 35 cents. sec;-.j iopv, 1**9. ***** ****** ***** A TREATISE ON MEDICAL ASTROLOGY, BY F. R. WHITE. R. HdUsMGSWCRTH. AETNA PUB, CO. Minneapolis, Minn. 1899. Copyright 1899. BY Fredrick White axd kalph hollingsworth - LC c°ntrol Numbei tmp96 029042 n oo CONTENTS. Introduction. 6 Raler of Lea1th. 9 Cause of disease 12 Disease^ of tre p anets> and signs. 15 Judgment on di&ease. 21 Drugs ruled by planets and signs. 27 When to give medicine. 32 Diseases and their treatment. 36 Emotions. 37 Palpitation 50 Grief. 37 Lossof appeti e.50 Anger. 38 Morbid 51 Vertigo. 38 Dyspepsia 51 Headache. 39 Heartburn, 52 Sunstroke. 41 Colic. 53 Toothache. 42 Jaundice. 53 Styes. 43 Diarrhoea. 53 Earache. 43 Constipation 54 . Colds. 44 Rheumatism. 55 Cough. 45 Sciatica. 50 Croup. 47 Gout. 56 Asthma. 47 Lumbago. 56 Sore throat. 48 Action of dru^s. 57 INTRODUCTION. Astrology has been practiced inall ages of the world, but like every other belief, it has its cycles; these cycles v—aries with the intellectual freedom of man, flourish- as the human race becomes more enlight- ened, and as the human race rolls back into oblivion, Astrology and its devotees cease to exist, and the foundation of all science thus dies, temporarily, to await another tidal wave ofadvancement; again to rise and again to fall. Astrology has always been studied with a view ofpenetrating into the futurity of the human race, and the length of life, the diseases which one will be subject to, and the time of sicknesshas undoubtedly been studied moreand is better understood at the present time that any other branch ofthe science, but so little has been writ- ten and handeddown to the present gen- eration that we are greatly in need of a more modern work of reference upon the subject. The rules laid down by Lilly and Ptolemy have been copied by all later writersand we may say with a good degree of accuracy that about all that is generally known of Astrology can be found in the works of these two men. In the present treatise the authors do not claim every paragraph to be original with themselves, but they do claim that such as has been gleaned from ancient authors and all original ideas has been placed in such language that the merest tyro mayread and understand. It has been ourintention in the present treatise to give ail that isgenerally known and confirmed by facts, both old and new ideas concerning Medical 'Astrology, in order to form a ready reference work for the professional astrologer, and atthe same time, to be interesting and instructing for the beginner. Many drugs have been omitted for the lack ofspace and proof as to their proper place in the list, which we hope will be added to and the list largely increased in the future. The chapter on the ''action of druos'' has been compiled from all sources, and the reader will find under this chapterthe organsofthe body acted upon principally, the time of action, and the principal char- acteristics of the different drugs most ex- tensively used. All drugs mentioned must be used in their homeopathic form, for he who believes in Astrology believes in the law of dynamic influence, therefore mustbelieve in the dynamic force of chemicals. Should the present work prove of ben- efit to those who peruse its pages and as- sist them in gaining a broader knowledge of Astrology, and at thesame time, broad- en the field of astrologicalknowledge the authors desireswill be accomplished. W. &H.