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A 19th-century American homeopathic physician and medical writer, this author is best known for practical guides meant to put treatment advice into the hands of families, travelers, and working doctors. His surviving books offer a window into how alternative medicine was taught and practiced in Cleveland in that era.

by B. L. (Benjamin L.) Hill
Benjamin L. Hill, often listed as B. L. Hill, was a 19th-century American physician associated with homeopathy in Cleveland, Ohio. Reliable sources for this entry identify him as one of the founders of the Western Homeopathic College of Cleveland, placing him among the notable homeopathic doctors active in the city.
He is best known today for An Epitome of the Homeopathic Healing Art, a handbook designed not only for physicians but also for families and travelers. The book’s plain, practical purpose helps explain why it has remained the work most often linked to his name.
Hill is also connected with The Homeopathic Practice of Surgery, Together with Operative Surgery. Details of his life beyond his medical writing and institutional role are not clearly confirmed in the sources reviewed, so this overview focuses on the part of his career that can be documented with confidence.