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Excerpt from A Brief Account of the Families White and ClarkeThe statement is handed down through Uncle James White, son of Col. William White, that our first known ancestor emigrated from London to Londonderry, Ireland, just before the siege of that town in 1689. We have no record of his given name or that of his wife. He took with him an infant son named William. He was probably born in the reign of Charles II.About the PublisherForgotten Bo...

Excerpt from Clinical Aspects and Etiological Relations of Cutaneous TuberculosisAll these cutaneous changes constitute the various manifestations in its periods of progressive develop ment or evolution.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to di...

Excerpt from ScabiesIN the days of our fathers scabies was a disease of frequent occur rence and was the pest of the village school, but it gradually died out under more cleanly ways of living, until in our generation it has become so rare that many physicians do not recognize it even when called upon to treat it. The frequent mistakes in diagnosis which arise through this want of familiarity, the importance of the imme diate recognition of it...

Excerpt from On the Action of Rhus Venenata and Rhus Toxicodendron Upon the Human SkinObservation of a few cases, as they present themselves in the practice of every physician, will satisfactorily establish the changes in the skin to be simply of an eczematous nature, although of so severe a type, in some cases, as to produce quite as marked deformity of parts as true erysipelas. As the char acter of these changes can be best studied by daily ...

Excerpt from On the Treatment of Lupus by ParasiticidesStarting then upon the basis that lupus is a form of tuberculosis of the skin, and that it consists of chronic in¿ammatory changes in its tissues produced by the presence of a bacillus, we are to consider what effect this discovery of its parasitic nature may have upon its treatment. It is evident that if we could bring in contact with the bacteria any substance which, without injuring the...

Excerpt from On the Action of Rhus Venenata and Rhus Toxicodendron Upon the Human SkinObservation of a few cases, as they present themselves in the practice of every physician, will satisfactorily establish the changes in the skin to be simply of an eczematous nature, although of so severe a type, in some cases, as to produce quite as marked deformity of parts as true erysipelas. As the char acter of these changes can be best studied by daily ...

Excerpt from On the Treatment of Lupus by ParasiticidesStarting then upon the basis that lupus is a form of tuberculosis of the skin, and that it consists of chronic in¿ammatory changes in its tissues produced by the presence of a bacillus, we are to consider what effect this discovery of its parasitic nature may have upon its treatment. It is evident that if we could bring in contact with the bacteria any substance which, without injuring the...

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Excerpt from Clinical Aspects and Etiological Relations of Cutaneous Tuberculosis It is my function, as I interpret the instructions of the Council, to place the subject in its clinical and etiological relations before you in as simple a form as possible for discussion. Before this body it will be unnecessary more than briefly to indicate those well-recognized conditions of the skin, which have been hitherto assigned a more or less individual...