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abscess Aconite action ague albumen allopathic angina pectoris animal appear appetite Arsenicum Belladonna blood body bone brain breathing Bright's disease capillary cause cavity chronic cold color condition congestion constitution cough cure death derangement diarrhoea dilutions diphtheria disease doses drug effects experience exudation fever fibrinous fluid force gastric Gelseminum give given glands Hahnemann heat hepatic Homœopathic Homœopathic Medical increased inflammation influence insanity irritation kidneys labor less liver lungs malady materia medica Medical Society medicine membrane Mercury mind morbid mucous mucous membrane nature nerves nervous New-York operation organs pain paralysis paroxysm pathological patient peculiar persons Phosphorus phthisis physicians poison practice present produced prove pulse pustules quantity remedies respiration result says scrofulous sensation serous serous membranes skin stage stomach substance suffering suppuration surface symptoms syphilis tincture tion tissues treatment trituration tumor ulcers urine uterus vaccination vomiting wound
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