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Page 138
... mercury , by any exertions of influence or artifice . If , on the other hand , the cure of venereal complaints should still be intrusted to mercury by the faculty , we shall be more disposed to question the merits of the new remedies ...
... mercury , by any exertions of influence or artifice . If , on the other hand , the cure of venereal complaints should still be intrusted to mercury by the faculty , we shall be more disposed to question the merits of the new remedies ...
Page 303
... mercury , with the intention of improving the specific powers , and of counteracting the injurious ef fects , of that mineral : the advantages to be derived from this com‐ pound mode of treatment , are by no means well established ; for ...
... mercury , with the intention of improving the specific powers , and of counteracting the injurious ef fects , of that mineral : the advantages to be derived from this com‐ pound mode of treatment , are by no means well established ; for ...
Page 305
... Mercury , with those of other reme- dies , should be induced to conclude , that facts like these , very fairly deprive Mercury of its exclusive claim to the rank of sole specific against the Lues Venerea . In replying to these ...
... Mercury , with those of other reme- dies , should be induced to conclude , that facts like these , very fairly deprive Mercury of its exclusive claim to the rank of sole specific against the Lues Venerea . In replying to these ...
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