The Compendium of Health Pertaining to the Physical Life of Man and the Animals Which Serve Him: Including the Horse, Ox, Sheep, Dog, Cat, Poultry, ... and Prevention of Disease; The Peculiar Func - Tapa blanda

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Excerpt from The Compendium of Health Pertaining to the Physical Life of Man and the Animals Which Serve Him: Including the Horse, Ox, Sheep, Dog, Cat, Poultry, and Birds; Embracing Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene; The Cure and Prevention of Disease; The Peculiar Functions and Disorders of the Maid, Wife, Mother, and Babe

The average practitioner naturally pays more heed to the treatment of such diseases he is called to treat, and the effect is seen in the very meager presentation in other domes works of such things as come within the daily experience of t/ze family - those which th must treat themselves. In the Compendium, Home Nursing, that most i portant part of all treatment, is given a separate and exhaustive chapter, made up of pr. Tical and easily comprehended directions.

Emergencies and Domestic Surgery, the longest and fullest chapter of 1 book, treating of topics too numerous to be hinted at here, is copiously illustrated, cons tuting one Of the most practical parts of the book.

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