Front matter
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COPYRIGHT DEPOSIT
DITOR 05’ HALUS JOURNAL OF HEALTH
Preface
The bite of an insect, a midnight sickness, an accidental poison¬ ing, have many times proved fatal while the messenger was sent for a physician; when on the kitchen-hearth, in the ice-box, the store-room, the dairy, the hen’s nest, the big road, and the spring branch there were remedies more available for cure than the surgeon’s knife or the physician’s skill; more powerful for good than any drug ever taken from the shelf of the apothecary ; but no one knew it, and the patient died. A main object of this book is to give such information as will enable the most unlet¬ tered reader to avail himself promptly of those means for saving health and life, which Nature and Providence have thrown broad¬ cast around him in wonderful profusion.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1872, by W. W. HALL, M.D.,
In the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.
Contents
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L General principles for the cure of disease. 16
II. Why one remedy may cure many ailments apparently of a radically
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