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... acquainted with the compo- sition , would advise Mr. B. to persist in advertising it as a substitute for soda water . Mr. Burkitt's business being of a regular kind , and seemingly free from empirical practices , we expected to have ...
... acquainted with the compo- sition , would advise Mr. B. to persist in advertising it as a substitute for soda water . Mr. Burkitt's business being of a regular kind , and seemingly free from empirical practices , we expected to have ...
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... acquainted with the ill effects the Right Honorable Baronet experienced from the continued use of ginger . Mr. Oxley boldly asserts , both in his pamphlet and public advertisements , that the concentrated essence of ginger , has ...
... acquainted with the ill effects the Right Honorable Baronet experienced from the continued use of ginger . Mr. Oxley boldly asserts , both in his pamphlet and public advertisements , that the concentrated essence of ginger , has ...
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... acquainted with hospital practice must know the truth of these assertions . The observations we have already made on the internal use of the concentrated essence of ginger , in cases of gout , rheumatism , and flatulency , equally apply ...
... acquainted with hospital practice must know the truth of these assertions . The observations we have already made on the internal use of the concentrated essence of ginger , in cases of gout , rheumatism , and flatulency , equally apply ...
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... acquainted with . The medicine that is proper in one stage , must necessarily be injurious in another , and which again must be varied according to the na- ture of the primary complaint and other peculiarity of constitution . The ...
... acquainted with . The medicine that is proper in one stage , must necessarily be injurious in another , and which again must be varied according to the na- ture of the primary complaint and other peculiarity of constitution . The ...
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... acquainted with the disease that takes place in the lungs , must know that a medicine which has no power of suspending its progress must be productive of mischief , inasmuch as the patient by trusting to it , loses an opportunity never ...
... acquainted with the disease that takes place in the lungs , must know that a medicine which has no power of suspending its progress must be productive of mischief , inasmuch as the patient by trusting to it , loses an opportunity never ...
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