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... medicines , we shall prefer the opinion of respectable authors to our own , so we shall conclude our observations on this medicine with a few quotations which we judge applicable . to this practice . Dr. Fothergill , in the London ...
... medicines , we shall prefer the opinion of respectable authors to our own , so we shall conclude our observations on this medicine with a few quotations which we judge applicable . to this practice . Dr. Fothergill , in the London ...
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... medicine , it is unequalled by any in the known world , and it is hoped will prove a blessing to the present and future gene- " rations !!! " 66 66 Can the non - medical world from a perusal of this address , form any other conclusion ...
... medicine , it is unequalled by any in the known world , and it is hoped will prove a blessing to the present and future gene- " rations !!! " 66 66 Can the non - medical world from a perusal of this address , form any other conclusion ...
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... medicine , of which the following account is given in the bill of directions . " The Linnæus of Britain ( for such was Sir John " Hill emphatically called , ) recommends this ex- " cellent preparation , as the most salutary and ...
... medicine , of which the following account is given in the bill of directions . " The Linnæus of Britain ( for such was Sir John " Hill emphatically called , ) recommends this ex- " cellent preparation , as the most salutary and ...
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... medicine to stop the ravages of that cruel disease the consumption , " so fatal to numbers at a certain age in this country , this balsam will effect it . " kr 66 < c " No particular regimen is required ; only weak persons should take ...
... medicine to stop the ravages of that cruel disease the consumption , " so fatal to numbers at a certain age in this country , this balsam will effect it . " kr 66 < c " No particular regimen is required ; only weak persons should take ...
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... medicine , and the nature of those complaints for the cure of which it is recommend- ed ; the expression that it is capable of opening the thoracic duct , betrays a want of anatomical knowledge . We are entirely unacquainted with Sir ...
... medicine , and the nature of those complaints for the cure of which it is recommend- ed ; the expression that it is capable of opening the thoracic duct , betrays a want of anatomical knowledge . We are entirely unacquainted with Sir ...
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