The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
somE NEW BOOKs.


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ss'e' Occurrences - '0-'' ''''O'' '''''
The malany xunwn rs, rs aRue was once s 70 gom
iooIsd ,,p"n II "a one OF the most ordn arv die
orders he called upon to treat; now 1t 10 80
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r. gland with the Earl of Richtnond and which
when he became the triumph mt Henry the Sew
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spiten,ic form since 1861. Yet. ia our own time
atypic 4, though happily Isolated, example Of II
s sns oe.r ~ ~ .m, uea1b rp,
plague Of Athens was NEITHER more nor iess than
terrible visitation OF what We now caii msiie-
sh,tament of ia f,ry when n hos had
the opportunity OF becoming fully DEVELOPED
from tnst wnich " snoweu wnen hna, KS od tue
committed 10 n,rch,nent the description OF lis
phenomena In brief, the more deeply we
the Lbosyn period Of human e xtsteneo on the
earth, not one new disease, has been added not
Sho i.ss stos' piaeue wptSn , tisteu
tion, drowsitess, slumbering distraction, and
sruent lever, with eruption on the skin OF
-,,s, ,,e,,.pI LII. ~ a. a.. ie. sp,s paeue
who recovered with withered iimbs, roasted
tongues, stammerins speech; this plague, WHICH
name of "cerebro- spinal msninQitis,' has also
IN our time reappeared.
Inc popular oenei that hereditary diseases
arc "in the blood and are SO transmitted IL
erroneous. Their, being no disease Of blood Al.
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Fecty transmissible In hereditary descent. The
pbeuom ena OF such diseases are due TO primary
snt,,,y ,,a,c,., go, ,..,o,. ...,.. =. -
",u,s '"n'o'eo upon nervous ceo're OF the
HUNK OF nerve, out In what manner the pri-
mary hurt passes from the psrrnt To tina of
.pr,ng IA 40 vat . roy.,.rv ,r.a,,.a - ..,..,..
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Diseases are divided by DR.. Richardson into
-. -. - -, :, =, ~
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such a. are due to meteorologica causes, as va
Nations Of season, of temperntur,. or ntmos
'phsric pressure. and so also beyond human con-
troll; those malades dependent on organic
poison communicated from one person to an
other, and Others not communicable except by
descent, as cancer, consunipt on-tbis class al 50
not being preventable, but being subject to con-
troll ana lastly the induced diseases or those