...to the dock-yard at Portsmonth, has employed the fluid in a severe case of open cancer, the fcetor from which was intolerable to the patient and attendants:...long as the dressings •were kept moist therewith. Professor Quain has used it, he says, in the treatment of sloughing tumours with beneficial result,...

...from which, it quickly neutralizes. Mr. Henderson, the surgeon to the dock-yard at Portsmouth, has employed the fluid in a severe case of open cancer,...so long as the dressings were kept moist therewith. Professor Quain has used it, he says, in the treatment of sloughing tumours with beneficial result,...

...which it quickly neutralizes. I have employed the fluid in a severe case of open cancer, the fcetor from which was intolerable to the patient and attendants...just as good as spirits of wine. I have tried various experiments on a small scale, on noxious gases and offensive odours, with, in every instance, perfect...

...to the Dock-yard at Portsmouth, has employed the fluid in a severe case of open cancer, the foelor from which was intolerable to the patient and attendants...so long as the dressings were kept moist therewith. Professor Quain has used it, he says, in the treatment of sloughing tumors with beneficial results,....

...to the dock-yard at Portsmouth, has employed the fluid in a severe case of open cancer, the fcetor from which was intolerable to the patient and attendants...so long as the dressings were kept moist therewith. Professor Quain has used it, he says, in the treatment of sloughing tumours witli beneficial result,...

...Surgeon to the Dockyard at Portsmouth, has employed the fluid in a severe case of open cancer, the foetor from which was intolerable to the patient and attendants...so long as the dressings were kept moist therewith. Professor Qnain has used it, he says, in the treatment of sloughing tumors with beneficial results,...