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Doci mknt X<». 18. [Session
menial troubles and catarrhal affections of the ah
ipplication has often failed because of the usel< tnpt
el any methi d oftreatment in i f advanced phthisis.
No line oftreatment will be effective in causing suppurating
cavities to close ap and heal, or is competent to replace Lung
i< that has been d <l by pi • ion and
disi tion. Hundreds ( 3 of consumption ar
coming before as a idy in this State. That is why so many
advanci lie who go for relief to the piney lands .if
Florida and other 8
\ down along the line of inquiry from thi
when Rush and Skoda and the earlier physician- used the
vapor of tar and turpentine as a remedy, to m< re recent
tim now teaches that pine forests
and preparations and exl from the pine tree have an
in f
1
1
and destroying and neutralizing
miasmatic emanations, germs and microhm Wheneve
turpentine still is in active operation, we find an agency at
work which is inimical to miasma and to living germs
I microb L nd pi sickly prei ions to
the erection and operation of one or more turpentine stills
ted to Buch atmo c changes and
sanitary improvement ae »me healthy. When the
turpentine stills have d to be us former un-
Ithiness of the Localities h Lly returned, favor-f
that th< dilation of the spirits
m the crude turpentine is sanitary. I.ik wise poisons
<>f weak Lungs who habitually work around in imme-diate
proximity to, turpenti lis while this distillation
lly improve in their pulmonary troubles
and in tin ir
j
il heal
We learn by observatii I giving properti
oi" the pin' ibounds in the sandy regions of the
Atlantic slop ttorth outh Caroliua. The inhab-itants
are taught by experience that if they remain during
the warm '1 upon tl ads, bays, creeks, rivers and
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Doci mknt X<». 18. [Session
menial troubles and catarrhal affections of the ah
ipplication has often failed because of the usel< tnpt
el any methi d oftreatment in i f advanced phthisis.
No line oftreatment will be effective in causing suppurating
cavities to close ap and heal, or is competent to replace Lung
i< that has been d |
