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Page 179 - Jan. 8, 1879. Dr. EA Allen, of Randolph, read an essay on "Anthrax ;" Dr. John D. Mason, of Boston, one on " Dislocations;
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Page 150 - During the few seconds which it took him to take the antidote out of the little bag which he wore suspended round his neck, he was seized with violent pains at the heart and throat ; but he had scarcely chewed and swallowed a small portion of cedron, of the size of a small bean, when the pains ceased as by magic.