{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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CASES sCcCEssi
Prevention is better than
cure. Make early application
t, ski'ful men when you have
any reason to believe there is
any affection taken place III the
lungs. During The last mon;h
we have treated Is patients
who hsd incipient affections Of
the lungs, anu we have reason
TO believe all Of them are safe
i,om the fatal effects Of con-
sumption.
IL Acute rheumatism.
4 Acu e p'eurisv.
I lutestin i worms.
; Pain and burning on the


brain.


4 Chronic rheumatism.
s cholera Inorbus.
2 Dysentery.
II Sourness and wind on seo.


mach.


4 p in IN the side.
5 Liver complaint.
6 Nigh swrafs.
Q General debility.
, Diseased kidueys.
Q Secondary venereal.
4 lncontinence of urine.
2 Retention of urine.
Inf animation Of stomach.


SURGICAL. oPERl
Q Cases Of irritation about


the neck of the bladder,


and scalding Of the ure-
thra.


l Tapping the abdomen for
dropsy
Q Swelled legs and feet.
6 Bubos brought to a head
and opened.
Q Large assesses opened.
| Percussion cap iaken out of


the head
l Needle taken outof the arm


Of a lady.
; Operation for the removal


Of tons, lis.


free advice to the poor betw
s2i llt+r Arc