... Unable to speak or swallow. ...

... If one speaks of these things, it is because all London speaking about them. Every one is talking of the unnatural scandal of the doctors, trying to destroy one an • other while the Preston weavers, aided by the kindly pen of Dickens, assist each other ...

... * The reader is doubtless aware that in speaking above of “the cause” of the degeneration of what is termed “the seat of sensation,” I of course refer exclusively to the specific cause of that degeneration; the incidental cause of the degeneration of ...

... charge, differing in consistence and colour According to the standing of the disease ; generally speaking, it is about the colour and consistence of cream. The quantity discharged varies too ; in some cases it is trifling in amount; in others, so much ...

... There is a letter dated on Saturday, the 12th April, which he speaks of the salts, and on the 16th she takes it, and in half an hour after is a lifeless corpse. From all these circumstances it will be now for you to consider, gentlemen of the jury, if ...

... It is better, however, to let the case speak for itself. Should it appear to those who must be the best judges—the hospital surgeons of Dublin—that I set the cure at all “agoing”—kept the patient in health during a prolonged treatment, medical as well ...

... 85,1868. into pathos. The Medical Timet speaks in the highest terms of it, and the article will please your readers. The returns from our provincial schools now show, in common with those of Ireland and Scotland, great diminution in the number of medical ...

... the relative frequency of the two affections to be nearly the I come to speak of endocarditis, I shall have occasion to recur to this subject j for the present, it will be sufficient to observe that pericarditis occurs sufficiently often in the oowse ...

... attendants of the colls necessary causal connexion with their development, and representing stages vehicles, so to speak, for the conversion of carbonic acid into hydrate of carbon, and of the ammoniacal saline matter into albuminate. Probably the former ...

... an. ] givon, is, nevertheless, not a true cancer. We are speaking of a disease perfectly distinct from all the forms of lupus, and which none but the ignorant could confound with them. It is the disease described by Mr. Paget, and before him by Lebert ...

... of France extended, and public custom recognized what authority refused to allow.’ Speaking of Europe in the early part of the sixteenth century, when general suppressive move was made, and when brothels were abolished by force of law was little matter ...

... will speak for himself. He is evidently no novice in the act; I trust he does not bear the title of doctor of medicine. The following letter was brought to me a young woman, The writer addresses some one with whom he has had indirect communication, through ...