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*smith observes, ''but what is really meant
by the pruximate cause ofdisease, Gf the term
has any meaDing) is the condition Of the or
gan, or ofthe system, produced by the operation
Of the exciting cause; this term, therefore, de-
cause it relates 70 the disease itself not to that
which produces it."


ssAs conceive there is no such thing as
proximate cause Of any disease, but in fact Sc.
ries Of causes and affects, effects themselves be-
coming causes IN their turn. .'--JohaSon on TFo.
pieal Climates.