Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-14
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EFFECT ON A LIVING .sso,NsOMpTIye.

experiment. at Rush Med ''''' ,,., ,,f claim to Have Killed '',,',r cultures and Hope to ',,.p h . Man
 :. now on between the K <. 7 < e ncconsumption and the |sIl' lbrse r hours the other night Y una astient was subjected to 7. " Professor Pratt at aslle the Esl l!,.l 7 eoilege, Chicago. The | 7. foa.,5t ill IS rounds, of ,S,4s < asi hours each, extending 2, 'pl's ne six weeks. Then it will Z, lpovn whether Professor SO ',t.sainate mi the foes of health ] laIIy in the living body stas1;dpe as nc M of four of the dead deaailes' aas all's lllI far their successful cul- |sI 'idsrslopment.
 l , Johnson is the man se- 'ss lest. He has been under Il1 .bs ,s eminent physician E. M, <, since the lst of April. sis 1rofessor 1r of laryngology a,aical college, professor of be throat and chest in the .n University Woman 5 |lsr ,,s st the Chicago Polyclinic E'.'Iaei,t at the St. Joseph and 4ian hospitals llo is "i9o ,,nIsrd works Oil these lines. GEg all men of eminence. [rlinstion to ridicule what |.rnt r assert. He awaits ,, He says he is much in- ,bs series of experiments to Inf they are successful will 8s first to congratulate Dr. Insals was courteous, but .I. The physicians associat- took the same ground.
 IA c. Johnson, the first pa Derimented upon by the X filling of consumption ba- ,tsm about 120 miles from SHe came to Chicago q few e treatment. When asked Irays treatment, he gladly l spay, for ten years medical atoi the Inirmary hospital alty Hospital for the h. d the patient before he ato the test. He found his bbe lO214l, his pulse no, n24.
 u pale, but quietly eager. is shirt and said he was lsh was drawn beside the the X ray apparatus. A legatiYe was placed under Hsled with several towels es of cloth to make him ablH.
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