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...the people of all classes and conditions to say, with Dr. Parks, of England : " It has been proven over and over again that nothing is so costly in all ways as disease, and nothing is so remunerative as outlay which augments health, and in so doing augments the value of the...

...establishing facts in science. Thus, we have the voice of Dr. Parks, of England: " It has been proven over and over again that nothing is so Costly in all ways as disease, and nothing is so remunerative as outlay which augments health, and in so doing augments the value of the...

...hygienic rules which other men possess. It is, therefore, bound by every principle of fair and honest contract to see that these men are in no way injured by its system (Parkes). It is important that every officer in a regiment should know something of the rules laid...

...been infected with tuberculosis, but passed as good and bearing the official stamp of inspection ? It has been proved over and over again that nothing is so costly in all ways as disease. It is therefore to the benefit of the breeder to minimise the risk by assuring to his stock all the...