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PARLEY'S ANIMALS.

The Eleventh Edition, carefully revised, bound In cloth. gilt edges,
price Gs., with nearly 500 Engravings on Wood,

ABOUT ANIMALS.
By PETER PARLEY,
Author of " Tales about Sea, Europe, Asla,'! Ere.
London: William Tegg and Co., 85, Queen street, Cheapside.

TALES

rrHE HYGEIST, or Medical Reformer and
Defender of the Right of Conscience and Priva'e Judgment,
fur JANUARY, contains :—Our Address to the Public —Report of the
liritishCollege of Health for 1895—" Punch" and his Libels—Declara-
tion of Captain Lamb efore the Mayer of Manclies.er—Mr. Fra-er's
Address cn the I lygelan System of James Morison—Mr. Gibbs on
the Medical Liberty of the Subject an I the Compulsory Vaccination
Act—The "Times" Newspaper at issue on the Chohra Question with
the Doctors amointeci by the libard f Health—Medical InquiAtion
in France.—Hay be ha I at the Brit'sli College of Health, New road,
London, in forwarding a postage stamp ; at the 113-geist Office, 262,
Strand ; and of all the dilly authorised agents for Mr. Morisoa's
Vegetable Universal 314 dicine. •

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