The Western Journal of Medicine and SurgeryPrentice & Weissinger, 1846 - Medicine |
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... considerably relieved of its stertorous character , at least for a few minutes ; though it was long before any other good effect could be observed . The chill that immediately prece- 8 co Carroll's Case of Narcotism .
... considerably relieved of its stertorous character , at least for a few minutes ; though it was long before any other good effect could be observed . The chill that immediately prece- 8 co Carroll's Case of Narcotism .
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... character were resorted to , for the accomplishment of this object , but all to no effect . Seeing the insufficiency of these measures , remedies of an internal character were next administered , and as a matter of .. course a dose of ...
... character were resorted to , for the accomplishment of this object , but all to no effect . Seeing the insufficiency of these measures , remedies of an internal character were next administered , and as a matter of .. course a dose of ...
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... character - that Bates had come to his bed in the night and communicated with her in his presence , and that she had had criminal intercourse with several of her uncles . The witness further stated , that Ba- ker had exhibited to him a ...
... character - that Bates had come to his bed in the night and communicated with her in his presence , and that she had had criminal intercourse with several of her uncles . The witness further stated , that Ba- ker had exhibited to him a ...
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... character , that it is impossible to read them without a feeling , that the man who would go to a father with such a story , and such a pro- position must be insane . And in this light it appeared to the father , for he testified that ...
... character , that it is impossible to read them without a feeling , that the man who would go to a father with such a story , and such a pro- position must be insane . And in this light it appeared to the father , for he testified that ...
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... character it has the highest claims to our atten- tion . Its matter is condensed , and so arranged that ready reference may be made to any topic . The following observations relative to the superficial exam- ination of the urine in the ...
... character it has the highest claims to our atten- tion . Its matter is condensed , and so arranged that ready reference may be made to any topic . The following observations relative to the superficial exam- ination of the urine in the ...
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