British medical journal . sh; af,a&rfinThllug^:ge-o?the hold is of no unme-^fVouwiU certainly need chlorodyne or cascara, and also^S^sSSIe ckmps are several hot,dusty miles from the station °VEvcrv one but yourself is a born thief. Borrow all you cat^endnoTh^^d leave uoUiiu^^^^^^ ,„ 7. The following, most of «Inch ca^ be P^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^ ^^^ a large haversack, aie f^,?,^;^ hu mug, knife, spoon,^;:;^lrc[^^::s???it^l^oSKSi^^Beatsoharriages. -^:^i^Siy^|t. take also^pack^^ca^^^^ pound or cigarettes, am loi less l depend on your own available. PVORRHOEA BR. VAI-OHA. P-
British medical journal . sh; af,a&rfinThllug^:ge-o?the hold is of no unme-^fVouwiU certainly need chlorodyne or cascara, and also^S^sSSIe ckmps are several hot,dusty miles from the station °VEvcrv one but yourself is a born thief. Borrow all you cat^endnoTh^^d leave uoUiiu^^^^^^ ,„ 7. The following, most of «Inch ca^ be P^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^ ^^^ a large haversack, aie f^,?,^;^ hu mug, knife, spoon,^;:;^lrc[^^::s???it^l^oSKSi^^Beatsoharriages. -^:^i^Siy^|t. take also^pack^^ca^^^^ pound or cigarettes, am loi less l depend on your own available. PVORRHOEA BR. VAI-OHA. P-4J?f-S-4:in^^ihl v^r^1^o!le^n--of^p?ofr,i:^^a=i|^s|^^^^ have seen m;>.f^f„«,^li*else could 1^found, the symptomsthe result t^a\f°°l£4oea--T several cases, I regret towere referred to a PJonuoeu several sav, in my e=cperieuce non-existent^ pyorrhoea, but in not- people rendered edentulous because oiK^^^^^^ advantage^lore than lO^per ceut.^hav^e^I seen^.^ ^^^b^^^^^^^^ j^^. ^^^^^_ Lei Tueurs iVInfinuiers. LETTERS. NOTES. OF VlNCEKTS AKGIN.^. Comforts on a Long I Tvr (? xviin recently made a Bomewnat in 10 per cent. f,^:%^^^^^to a contu tant for neur-gaiiied^ A l«J>--^\-^tve^itovld?wUh the result her teeth ^^^/^^^^ecome a hopeless nervousw reck. Our profession is for everaviu off on some new scare thatlasts perhaps three years andthen dies, as, indeed, it as a ruledeserves. Fortunately, the greaterpart of these crazes are bai in-lets but this is causing an infiniteamouut of sorrow and claim that pyorrhoea is theuniversal cause of everything thatavoids diagnosis is too scan-dalously unscientific to need com-ment. Sometimes the removalof the teeth does good, but tosentence evervbody on the dis-cover v of some baneful microbeto have teeth removed—or alltheir teeth—is monstrous. It 18i-ravelv trying the general prac-t tioner, who has a steadier, moree, mind than the con^sultant. Twice recently I hav
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