... cases should put the ex- aminer on his guard. Fortunately, but very few of them 749 Examination of Recruits. REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. are presented, and ...

... instinct of the shepherd's dog, by which he guards and guides the flock without any reference to his own appetite, is really sur- prising; ...

... stinct of the shepherd's dog, by which he guards and guides the flock without any reference to his own appetite, is really surprising; but ...

... instinct of the shepherd's dog, by which he guards and guides the flock without any reference to his own appetite, is really surpris- ing ; ...

... has been necessary, on this point also, to guard against important practical mistakes by a particular reference to the fact, in every formula in which ...

... of the tissues to foreign bodies, with special reference to the pulp and gums. Internat. Dent. J., Phila., 1903, xxiv, 596-604.— ...

... Hospital, a little improved, is one to which reference may be given. Take Gum kino ; prepared chalk ; each a half an ounce. ...

... may be taken by surprise by the patient's gums becoming all at once excessively sore. With reference to the effect of mercury on the system generally, I believe it is always better that the gums should be made a little sore, and that ...

... nor sentimental. Gentlemen, there are some points in reference to which I desire to guard against misapprehension on your part. Of all things, ...

... I have seen the tartar by irritating the gums, deter- * See my Reflections upon Odontalgia considered, with reference to other maladies: also, my Considerations upon the ...