Tt sometimes happens that the sympathetic disturbance of the
stomach and bowels is so considerabie as to obscure the chest

and the case is taken for one of enteritis; or perhaps,

if the heat of skin and sensorial

























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the intestines, but pneumonia, with punlant itll
Tungs,—a disease which ought to have been detected, |
probably might have been cured.
