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Spitting of Blood

In cases of 5567. Astringent for Leech-Bites, spitting of blood, it is often difficult to deter- Dissolve 1 part of crystallized perchloride of mine whether it proceeds from the internal iron in 6 parts of collodion very gradually. surface of the mouth, from the throat, from A drop or two of the product forms an addrop or two of the product forms an adthe stomach, or from the lungs. When the mirable styptic.

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