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... Remarks on Diarrhea and Dysentery . By C. H. CLEAVELAND , M. D. ALTHOUGH both the locality of the disease and the pathological condition of the parts affected are quite different in diarrhoea , from what they are in dysentery , and ...
... Remarks on Diarrhea and Dysentery . By C. H. CLEAVELAND , M. D. ALTHOUGH both the locality of the disease and the pathological condition of the parts affected are quite different in diarrhoea , from what they are in dysentery , and ...
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... remarks on how permanency in the pastoral office may be secured , Dr. Snell says , in conclusion : " One other thing I must not suppress ; I would patronize regular - bred physicians - men of good character and well acquainted with ...
... remarks on how permanency in the pastoral office may be secured , Dr. Snell says , in conclusion : " One other thing I must not suppress ; I would patronize regular - bred physicians - men of good character and well acquainted with ...
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... Remarks . Many somewhat similar cases came under my notice from the occurrence of the foregoing case to the year 1843 , when I removed to Chicago . The country was newly settled , and succulent vegetables , such as cabbage and turnips ...
... Remarks . Many somewhat similar cases came under my notice from the occurrence of the foregoing case to the year 1843 , when I removed to Chicago . The country was newly settled , and succulent vegetables , such as cabbage and turnips ...
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... Remarks . These cases are reported because of their practical bearing . Marvelous accounts of this nondescript disease , called " nursing sore mouth , " appear from time to time in the journals ; and why some one has not set its nature ...
... Remarks . These cases are reported because of their practical bearing . Marvelous accounts of this nondescript disease , called " nursing sore mouth , " appear from time to time in the journals ; and why some one has not set its nature ...
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... ? Of course all these remarks are only meant for the guilty mem- bers of the profession . Of the newspaper editors , I spoke in a former article . They are somewhat more excusable . Their 48 Stuart on Latin Prescriptions .
... ? Of course all these remarks are only meant for the guilty mem- bers of the profession . Of the newspaper editors , I spoke in a former article . They are somewhat more excusable . Their 48 Stuart on Latin Prescriptions .
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