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"experience has abundantly confirmed these conclusions. For the last four years, I have cured readily, safely and easily all forms of erysipelas which have come under my notice--œdematous, smooth, vesicular, light or dark colored, seated or wandering, phlegmonous, recent or habitually recurring, of a light or inveterate character, repelled, among individuals of every disposition and age. I have never seen all kinds of pain yield more readily; I have never seen the accompanying fever abate more speedily; I have never arrested the further spread of erysipelas, nor effected a resolution of the inflammation of the cellular tissue, more certainly; nor, if the termination in suppuration was no longer avoidable, have I ever succeeded in effecting the formation of laudable pus, the spontaneous discharge of the pus, the radical healing of the sore without any scar--_how important is all this in erysipelatous inflammation of the mammæ_--with more certainty and thoroughness, than by means of Apis!",
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"In such cases, a cure cannot be effected without some suitable anti psoric. During the prevailing fever, Natrum muriaticum has proved such an anti psoric, provided it was used as follows: If the signs of psoric complication became visible at the outset, I gave a pellet of Natrum mur. 30, and awaited the result until after the third paroxysm.",
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"HE RULES WHICH I HAVE SO FAR BEEN ABLE TO INFER FROM MY USE OF APIS FOR THEIR EXPERIENCE WILL HAVE TO DECIDE WHETHER THEY APPLY TO ALL PERIODS OR ONLY TO THE PREVAILING TYPE OF FEVER I AM UNABLE TO SAY WHETHER APIS WILL PROVE EFFECTUAL AGAINST EPIDEMIC MARTIAN INTERMITTENCE AND IF SO HOW THE USE OF IT WILL HAVE TO BE MODIFIED MAY IT PLEASE THOSE WHO CAN SHED LIGHT ON THIS SUBJECT TO COMMUNICATE THEIR EXPERIENCE TWO OTHER EXCEPTIONS TO APIS AS A UNIVERSAL FEVER REFUGE HAVE OCCURRED TO ME IN MY PRACTICE THE DEVELOPMENT OF FEVER AND EGU IN POISON SOIL AND FEVER AND EGU COMPLICATED WITH CHINA COCHEXA IT IS PECULIAR TO INIMITTENT FEVER TO EXCITE THE MORBID GERMS WHICH ARE SLUMBERING IN THE ORGANISM THIS IS MORE PARTICULARLY TRUE IN REFERENCE TO TSORA IN PROPORTION TO THE UNIVERSALITY OF THE PSORIC MIASM BEAVER AND EGU WILL DEVELOP AND COMPLICATE ITSELF WITH PSORIC AFFECTIONS IT IS SUCH COMPLICATIONS THAT GIVE RISE TO THE INVETERATE CHARACTER OF INTERMITTENCE AND THEIR DISORGANIZING TENDENCY"
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"uppuration was no longer avoidable, have I ever succeeded in effecting the formation of laudable pus, the spontaneous discharge of the pus, the radical healing of the sore without any scar--_how important is all this in erysipelatous inflammation of the mammæ_--with more certainty and thoroughness, than by means of Apis! No remedy possesses equal powers in protecting internal organs from the dangerous inroad of this disease. I effected all this without any other medicinal aid, or without resorting to an operation. Keeping quiet and dry, and in a uniform temperature, is all that is required, in order to secure the full curative action of Apis. In this disease it is used in the same manner as we have indicated before. If the liver should be very much involved in this disease, we effect a cure still more rapidly, by alternating Aconite with Apis, in case inflammation is present; Carduus mariæ, in case of simple inflammatory irritation, and Hepatin, if disorganizations have already set in.",
" IF THE TERMINATION IN SUPPURATION WAS NO LONGER AVOIDABLE HAVE I EVER SUCCEEDED IN EFFECTING THE FORMATION OF LAUDABLE PUSS THE SPONTANEOUS DISCHARGE OF THE PUS THE RADICAL HEALING OF THE SORE WITHOUT ANY SCAR HOW IMPORTANT IS ALL THIS AN ERYSIPELATOUS INFLAMMATION OF THE MAMMAE WITH MORE CERTAINTY AND THOROUGHNESS THAN BY MEANS OF APIS NO REMEDY POSSESSES EQUAL POWERS IN PROTECTING INTERNAL ORGANS FROM THE DANGEROUS INROADS OF THIS DISEASE I AFFECTED ALL THIS WITHOUT ANY OTHER MEDICINAL AID OR WITHOUT RESORTING TO AN OPERATION KEEPING QUIET AND DRY AND IN A UNIFORM TEMPERATURE IS ALL THAT IS REQUIRED IN ORDER TO SECURE THE FULL CURATIVE ACTION OF APIS AND THIS DISEASE IS USED IN THE SAME MANNER AS WE HAVE INDICATED BEFORE IF THE LIVER SHOULD BE VERY MUCH INVOLVED IN THIS DISEASE WE AFFECT A CURE STILL MORE RAPIDLY BY ALTERNATING ACONITE WITH APIS IN CASE INFLAMMATION IS PRESENT CARDUOUS MARIA IN CASE OF SIMPLE INFLAMMATORY IRRITATION INHABITANT IF DISORGANIZATIONS HAVE ALREADY SET IN"
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"IF WE ADD TO THESE SYMPTOMS THE ABOVE ENUMERATED CEREBRAL SYMPTOMS THE TYPHOID ALTERATION OF THE INTERNAL MUCOUS MEMBRANE OF THE WHOLE ALIMENTARY CANAL AND OF THE RESPIRATORY ORGANS THE DISORGANIZING AND PARALYZING ACTION UPON THE BLOOD AND NERVES THE INCLINATION TO DROPSICAL EFFUSION THE AFFECTION OF THE CERVICAL GLANDS WITH TENDENCY TO SUPPURATION THE APPEARANCE OF OTORIA WE HAVE A GROUP OF SYMPTOMS WHICH RESEMBLE VERY ACCURATELY THE PREVAILING TYPE OF EPIDEMIC SCARLATINA"
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" YOU WERE SO CHEEKY YOU WOULD SOON GET INTO TROUBLE WE AIN'T GOING TO STAND SAUCE FROM YOU WHAT HAS THE LITTLE LASS BEEN DOING YOU YOUNG SCOUNDRELS THEY'RE ONLY BOYS GRANDFATHER LET US COME IN TO MOTHER AND LEAVE THEM THEY'RE THE RUDEST BOYS I'VE EVER SEEN AND THE BUTTON BOYS THE WORST AND HIS BUTTON ISN'T WORTH A FARTHING THERE WAS A YELL FROM ALL THREE BOYS AT THIS THAT'S IT CRIED CARROTS EXCITEDLY IT'S THE BUTTON SHE'S SO CHEEKY ABOUT WE AIN'T GOING TO HAVE TEDDY'S BUTTON LAUGHED AT WE WON'T STAND IT SO WE WON'T IT SHOWS SHE DON'T KNOW NOTHIN OR SHE WOULDN'T TALK SO SHE'S JUST A BABY THAT'S WHAT SHE IS WHY SHE DOESN'T BELIEVE FATHER STORY'S TRUE SAUL YOU KNOW IT IS DON'T YOU SHE ISN'T AS OLD AS THE BUTTON HERSELF HA HA SHE WASN'T BORN WHEN IT WAS IN BATTLE MUCH SHE KNOWS ABOUT IT SAUL HAD DIFFICULTY IN QUIETING THE INDIGNANT VOICES LOOKY HERE YOU BOYS GO HOME LEAVE MY LITTLE LASS TO ME SHE KNOWS NOTHING ABOUT THE BUTTON I'LL TELL HER THE STORY AND THEN SHE WON'T LAUGH AT IT ANY MORE"
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