thorough evacuation of the bowels; the proper regulation of the diet; and the administration of some efficient intestinal antiseptic, as, e. g., salol. OXYGEN. It has been said that, in pneumonia, one of the most ominous of the physical signs is the presence in the sick-room of an oxygen outfit! In consultation practice this may be true, but I do not believe that the implied stricture is fairly applicable to ordinary family practice. Lndeed, I believe that the employment of oxygen inhalations, begun early-certainly at the very

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