victim to constipation, which Few general practitioners became more and more obdu- will agree with the eye spe- rate, and the paresis corre- cialist who stated that he had spondently progressed. — ED. rejected as mere superstition 8. A.] beh iil the prevalent views concern- to a 8 i ing the… … Fig. 4.-PLACING THE TORPEDO. Fig. 7.—RAISING THE NET. to repress the desire for stool; by pro- may expect to reap the appropriate ducing feebleness of muscle and pas- result in its prolongation. Civilization sive congestion of pelvic organs as the is at once helpful and injurious. result of long…
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