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live in that state, and ti This Malady, other affections toire added whe its compte. pated it, and supor induced - a more speedy death.

Ferchance it may be the pist instance of this Malady having appeared in are epidemice form, this affection is most frequently the sealt of organic injuries, but here wrything proves then the Agance injuries have teen the consequence of

The Anavarsis caused by a viccation of the Hood which presented itself fust in an andemical Hate to which succeeded

an edemis and presently

Anasarsis, the

Scurvy.

shorts

naturally present itself as a consequence of the affections

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signated at sea

all. The hit as will as the

healthy Colonests con plained of the bad quality of Water, the former albirbuted to it their

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to un

Maladies, it is so e derstand how this affection might have taken its origin from the imbiting of bas

ought not neglect to observe, that others

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whe drunk it were not sich

and

perhaps it ought to be added "that the use of opiume Little cercise, the tempera ture & might have predis -posed those who fill sich

to be unfavorably prejudiend

The Dora sarees is considered by Medical Mon to be one of the affections which

in most cases causes deathe

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