[232:1] John D. Jackson, M.D., The Black Arts in Medicine.
[236:1] Dr. Austin Flint, in the North American Review, October, 1889.
ADDENDA
COPY OF CERTIFICATE
These may Inform all whom it might Concern, that Mr. John Kaighin, of the Province of West New Jersey, hath lived with me (here under named) a considerable time, as a Disciple, to learn the Arts and Mysteries of Chymistry, Physick, and the Astral Sciences, whereby to make a more Perfect Discovery of the Hidden Causes of more Occult and Uncommon Diseases, not so easily to be discovered by the Vulgar Practice. In all which he has been very Dilligent and Studious, as well as in the Administration of the Medecines, and in the various Cases: wherein his Judgment may be safely depended upon in all things, so far as he follows my Instructions. And Hope he may in all things answer the Confidence that may be reposed in him.
C. Witt.
Germantown, Febr. 20, 1758.
Following is a Prayer for a Dyspeptic, drawn up by an adherent of Christian Science: