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... severe coughing , burning in the throat , and constriction of the larynx . These symp- aphonia and a splitting headache , and when I persuaded her to continue the medicine , after a few spoonfuls the entire head became erythematous ...
... severe coughing , burning in the throat , and constriction of the larynx . These symp- aphonia and a splitting headache , and when I persuaded her to continue the medicine , after a few spoonfuls the entire head became erythematous ...
Side 8
... severe , and requires more ive paralysis and fatal sleep , which always treatment . แ end in death . In one of the cases that came " Although I have never found any bad under M. Dumoutier's care , he exhibited results from the medicine ...
... severe , and requires more ive paralysis and fatal sleep , which always treatment . แ end in death . In one of the cases that came " Although I have never found any bad under M. Dumoutier's care , he exhibited results from the medicine ...
Side 10
... severe pains , solid bone . Such was his state eight and when the head was on the point of pass- months after the accident . Mr. S. was at ing the vulva , it retracted . A pupil mid- a loss what to do ; he allowed the boy to wife was ...
... severe pains , solid bone . Such was his state eight and when the head was on the point of pass- months after the accident . Mr. S. was at ing the vulva , it retracted . A pupil mid- a loss what to do ; he allowed the boy to wife was ...
Side 18
... severe , there is , fortu- is not an unfit one ; for , as a rule , although nately for the sufferer , a strong disposition the pain may reach far over the head , it is to slumber - he lays his head against any most usually fixed to one ...
... severe , there is , fortu- is not an unfit one ; for , as a rule , although nately for the sufferer , a strong disposition the pain may reach far over the head , it is to slumber - he lays his head against any most usually fixed to one ...
Side 22
... severity of the paroxysms . Small quantities of the carbolate of lime are Such has been my practice for many placed in saucers in the room where the child sleeps ; merely sufficient to make the odour perceptible 22 DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE .
... severity of the paroxysms . Small quantities of the carbolate of lime are Such has been my practice for many placed in saucers in the room where the child sleeps ; merely sufficient to make the odour perceptible 22 DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE .
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