h language possessed by Dr.
Hempel, are truly wonderful.

_New-York._ J. C. PETERS, M.D.

=Jahr's= New Manual; originally published under the name of Symptomen
Codex. (Digest of Symptoms.) This work is intended to facilitate a
comparison of the parallel symptoms of the various Homoeopathic
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remedy is most Homoeopathic to the existing group of symptoms.
Translated, with important and extensive additions from various sources,
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revisions and clinical notes by John F. Gray, M.D.; contributions by Dr.
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illustrations of their symptoms and effects upon the various organs and
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