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, There {. not in fart. characteristics symptom
- and vet medical men contsue 20 cite those very
.yupson. ss proofs Of il. ceDsttutionAlity.
. eor,gu p,ion we nigh; Il in the manner in which
II ,hrcsus df,Nuire the chances ofrecovery IN each
and by percussion and they 6nd thera free from
hey s. The ,a. n !. 10 ssls y1
We ono.e the yer, language used recent examination BY
pS s.s aoere we know but what does 1, say fo the
the physician " who holds the Old dogma that
II IT, .yn the.e s.e the ssu Of an
BE conutionsl tsin they should be regarded s Just and
phy,ci.n decide. whether patient can recover
nc, by the ,esefy Of his cough fr hopeless eoa.anP
~ IN n.py cs.es Of eura5e bronchitis the expecorAiion
mneb ueser any Of consumption, however ncGi
o.. nU from pain no. nor indeed from any these symp
toni. but solely from the pri~onary dsort.ni1.ion He
or In what stage the disease Is confined to small part the
c.,e esrabt ri inyolves large part the case IL hopeless.
cn,r Il Local Such being case what should the treatment
b. What aim has The IN sew Is not to stay me
Sufficient breathing surface 70 sustain el Csary th. or
ourht be the chief object Of ~ h EFFORT: Nov bow does
b. strives ,oo,he tie cough p.hate the pan and TO I'm
the appetite. Sos p. .rss syfs mp Nor. 10
symptoms His aim s make the patient comfortable not 10
eTsf eTsn aps,e. fail relieve aad TONES strengthen the
poor sufferer dies melancholy oe'c. o. misery and
since II experience against thensnd the confessions Of
their own advocates their favor Homeopathy perhaps
affords as much relief and does less injury than aopsny ont
the Waer may be said to do more injury aud Afford less
relief d an either. .
Bell, then Consumption be disease SUI gener ons
irng IN obsucted reputation having s sat In the lungs
and life in proportion 10 th- ext NJ OF ts raw
ais orssn both analogy point us 70 its direct
treatment by nhsaon the only BY which cure eau
r,.by he Elected This 10 oscs inference from the fore
oin. ct. and NAV be- ssid 10 carry upon it's face II
We would cure ption treat the di'ese not the
and would treat the disease must tshd
I hre n no other esns reaching its sesttbe lungs No
by the ,tomsch BE- than paa.io while
by the lungs is always radt gets al tne very '' '' inc
disease -, r., .,t.
Let u. explain what by Inhalation for on this
pout there much ignorance and constrained N be-
eye preudce the for which latter not We
doubt very the minds Of those entertain h S
both the ignorance and prejudice
the time Everybody think, they have s.turs nsht
medic advice their friends and perhaps they have
&c 20 Il IL ax desrahle that IL should be eoryeek
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5..A Wedding Ring 100 Small.
6The Faster YOU Eat the Peach the Sooner you come 10
7Lme. II Flannel
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IT,. Dinner and Desser
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Europe Society concerning Slave
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GodfssW Wrath against the Op Hitting the Editor.
preston Of the Stranger. Monody on the Death Of Dr.
1he eISs Nav Snnser,aes Commerc,S and Financial
I'm our Ens.h rrespon Aunt Sally; or The Cross the
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wr.tmin.ter and Washington 4 Funeral Hymn.
a Contrast Kitty and the Money Plsyers
Rosndry, ON and about the Some Arguments f1 "Tbe
Sin, Resurrection"
Memory Of the Fathers. Selections
American Cong. Union. iorteuiture -
Young Mems Christian Asso Foreign M'seepdny
citation Montreal Ca lfdser rtiserentsi
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