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secretion. In the worst cases there is sometimes
: much swelling of the extremities, with the tes
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fingers ulcerated off. The distinguishing characters
of the leprosy is the thickened integument, the reddish hue, elevation of the patches, and its morriable tendency to spread . The children of leprous parents are at ence recognized by
the coarse thickened expansion of the features, a broad
broad nose, large
stin
on
cars, and a dry shriveted
boast of their success, no
intelligent person places
the slightect confidence in what they affirm. In order to try the effect of remedies, I took three persons with this disease into the house. One
brought
trav
a
young man; a student, who to be cured of what is cotted hine sion or the
bloody licken, which in some respects resembles the leprosy, but it does not spread and is
curable. The true nature of the disease
clas
the
arms and legs. The Minec
consider
soon apparent; for
the
patch
on his forehead
the disease to be
poisonous breath or coind
that has entered the body; and proper to dietinguich thirty-six hinds, but these include some forms
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licher psoriasig, scabies, and syphilis, ands
some mere varieties of the
same disease,
The true leprosy is believed to be incurable. And withough the quacks in their placards
spread to the eyebrows, and more, and soon the
legs
rvas
were similarly affected. The lig.
а
arsenicalis:
long time administered, and topical
applications, a: the white precipitate of mercury,
blue ointment, sulphur, chloruret of sulphur,
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were used, and alterative medicines and saline aperients given internally, but all of no