DISEASE OF INTERNAL ORGANS

Fever is the natural endeavor of thebody to rid itself of foreign

matter* As long as this is not understood by the medical school,
they will continue to stifle and suppress it, and so to induce the de-

velopementofconsumptionandotherfatalconditions. Asarule, the foreign

matter reaches the lungs from above, and only after the head and
shoulders have become fully charged. In some instances, however, the
head remains free, and the foul deposit enters the lungs directly from
the shoulders and neck. Thus, coming from above, the trouble effects
the apexes of the lungs first. Usually, per- sons in whom consumption
afterwards develops, were full and well nourished when young. Even
then, however, a considerable pres- sure upwards could have been
noticed,** and lumps were beginning to form in the abdomen.

Fever is the natural endeavor of thebody to rid itself of foreign

matter* As long as this is not understood by the medical school,
they will continue to stifle and suppress it, and so to induce the de-

velopementofconsumptionandotherfatalconditions. Asarule, the foreign

matter reaches the lungs from above, and only after the head and
shoulders have become fully charged. In some instances, however, the
head remains free, and the foul deposit enters the lungs directly from
the shoulders and neck. Thus, coming from above, the trouble effects
the apexes of the lungs first. Usually, per- sons in whom consumption
afterwards develops, were full and well nourished when young. Even
then, however, a considerable pres- sure upwards could have been
noticed,** and lumps were beginning to form in the abdomen.

Fever is the natural endeavor of thebody to rid itself of foreign

matter* As long as this is not understood by the medical school,
they will continue to stifle and suppress it, and so to induce the de-

velopementofconsumptionandotherfatalconditions. Asarule, the foreign

matter reaches the lungs from above, and only after the head and
shoulders have become fully charged. In some instances, however, the
head remains free, and the foul deposit enters the lungs directly from
the shoulders and neck. Thus, coming from above, the trouble effects
the apexes of the lungs first. Usually, per- sons in whom consumption
afterwards develops, were full and well nourished when young. Even
then, however, a considerable pres- sure upwards could have been
noticed,** and lumps were beginning to form in the abdomen.

Fever is the natural endeavor of thebody to rid itself of foreign

matter* As long as this is not understood by the medical school,
they will continue to stifle and suppress it, and so to induce the de-

velopementofconsumptionandotherfatalconditions. Asarule, the foreign

matter reaches the lungs from above, and only after the head and
shoulders have become fully charged. In some instances, however, the
head remains free, and the foul deposit enters the lungs directly from
the shoulders and neck. Thus, coming from above, the trouble effects
the apexes of the lungs first. Usually, per- sons in whom
consumption
afterwards develops, were full and well nourished when young. Even
then, however, a considerable pres- sure upwards could have been
noticed,** and lumps were beginning to form in the abdomen.

Fever is the natural endeavor of thebody to rid itself of foreign

matter* As long as this is not understood by the medical school,
they will continue to stifle and suppress it, and so to induce the de-

velopementofconsumptionandotherfatalconditions. Asarule, the foreign

matter reaches the lungs from above, and only after the head and
shoulders have become fully charged. In some instances, however, the
head remains free, and the foul deposit enters the lungs directly from
the shoulders and neck. Thus, coming from above, the trouble effects
the apexes of the lungs first. Usually, per- sons in whom consumption
afterwards develops, were full and well nourished when young. Even
then, however, a considerable pres- sure upwards could have been
noticed,** and lumps were beginning to form in the abdomen.