common earth worm
A round worm is from six to sixteen inches in length, resembling the
common earth worm. It inhabits generally the small intestines, but it
sometimes enters the stomach and is thrown up by vomiting.

is a dilatation of the walls of these vessels, caused by the rupture of
one or two of their coats, is generally induced by excessive physical
strain, such as lifting heavy weights, or carrying weights up long
flights of stairs, violent horseback exercise, or hurrying to catch a
train or street car
Aneurism of the aorta or the large arteries branching off from it, which
is a dilatation of the walls of these vessels, caused by the rupture of
one or two of their coats, is generally induced by excessive physical
strain, such as lifting heavy weights, or carrying weights up long
flights of stairs, violent horseback exercise, or hurrying to catch a
train or street car.

believing that you have the very best treatment for chronic diseases
known, and I have had an opportunity to satisfy myself, from
conversation with other invalids in your Institution, of the care and
skillful treatment that you administer, and its excellent effects
I take pleasure in recommending your institution to the afflicted,
believing that you have the very best treatment for chronic diseases
known, and I have had an opportunity to satisfy myself, from
conversation with other invalids in your Institution, of the care and
skillful treatment that you administer, and its excellent effects. I
believe that it is fully abreast of the times, and equal to any
institution in the world.

_Treatment._–Promote vomiting by warm greasy water, or the stomach-tube
may be used. Cinchona bark or any preparation containing tannin, as tea,
decoction of oak bark, etc. Morphine to allay pain.

Their tendencies are to { SANITY,
\\ HEALTH
/ TEMPERANCE,
Their tendencies are to { SANITY,
\\ HEALTH.

temper
It destroys natural beauty and creates an unpleasant and irritable
temper. A tight-laced chest and a good disposition cannot go
together. The human form has been molded by nature, the best shape is
undoubtedly that which she has given it. To endeavor to render it more
elegant by artificial means is to change it; to make it much smaller
below and much larger above is to destroy its beauty; to keep it cased
up in a kind of domestic cuirass is not only to deform it, but to
expose the internal parts to serious injury. Under such compression as
is commonly practiced by ladies, the development of the bones, which
are still tender, does not take place conformably to the intention
of nature, because nutrition is necessarily stopped, and they
consequently become twisted and deformed.

AILMENTS.–Those ailments to which pregnant women are liable are
mostly inconveniences rather than diseases, although they may be
aggravated to a degree of danger. No patent nostrums or prescriptions
are necessary. If there is any serious difficulty the family physician
should be consulted.

NEEDLE IN FLESH; SUCCESSFULLY EXTRACTED AT INVALIDS” HOTEL
VARICOCELE (FALSE RUPTURE)–PREVIOUS OPERATOR LEFT PART OF SURGEON”S
NEEDLE IN FLESH; SUCCESSFULLY EXTRACTED AT INVALIDS” HOTEL.

abdominal cavity, in the region of the loins, one on each side of the
spine
The kidneys are two bean-shaped organs, placed at the back of the
abdominal cavity, in the region of the loins, one on each side of the
spine. The convex side of each kidney is directed outwards, and the
concave side is turned inwards towards the spine. From the middle of the
concave side, which is termed the _hilus_, a long tube of small caliber,
called the _ureter_, proceeds to the bladder. The latter organ is an
oval bag, situated in the pelvic cavity. It is composed principally of
elastic muscular fibers, and is lined internally with mucous membrane,
and coated externally with a layer of the _peritoneum_, the serous
membrane which lines the abdominal and pelvic cavities. The ureters
enter the bladder through its posterior and lower wall, at some little
distance from each other. The openings through which the ureters enter
the bladder are oblique, hence it is much easier for the secretion of
the kidneys to pass from the ureters into the bladder than for it to get
the other way. Leading from the bladder to the exterior of the body is a
tube, called the _urethra_, through which the urine is voided.

scales, and record accurately the weight weekly
Have the members listed on a weight chart conspicuously placed near the
scales, and record accurately the weight weekly.