...sallowness of the countenance. ' Improper indulgence in eating and drinking,' says Dr. Beaumont, ' has been the most common precursor of these diseased...days, has invariably produced these morbid changes.' In evidence of the directly poisonous influence of alcoholic drinks upon the constitution, is the fact,...

...sallowness of the countenance. ' Improper indulgence in eating and drinking,' says Dr. Beaumont, ' has been the most common precursor of these diseased...days, has invariably produced these morbid changes.' In evidence of the directly poisonous influence of alcoholic drinks upon the constitution, is the fact,...

...generally, but not always, after some appreciable cause. " Improper indulgence in eating and drinking has been the most common precursor of these diseased...excess, swallowing food coarsely masticated or too fait," " almost invariably produce similar effects, if repeated a number of times in close succession."...

...consequence of improper indulgence in eating or drinking, was also induced by a more moderate use of spirits, wine, beer, or any intoxicating liquor, when continued for some days. " Eating voraciously, or to excess," says Dr. Beaumont ; " swallowing fo;>d coarsely masticated, or...

...mentioned, have generally succeeded to some appreciable cause. Improper indulgence in eating and drinking has been the most common precursor of these diseased...when continued for some days, has invariably produced them. We may justly observe upon this, that it affords some of the strongest arguments which it is...

...quietly, and sleeps as usual."* Dr. Beaumont adds, that " improper indulgence in eating and drinking, has been the most common precursor of these diseased...coats of the stomach. The free use of ardent spirits, wines, beer, or any intoxicating liquor, when continued for some days, has invariably produced these...

...irritates the mucous membrane. Dr Beaumont states, that improper indulgence in eating and drinking was the most common precursor of these diseased conditions of the coats of the stomach. They have resulted not only from the free use of ardent spirits, beer, wine, or any intoxicating liquor,...

...generally, if not always, succeeded to some apprebiable cause. Improper indulgence in eating and drinking, has been the most common precursor of these diseased conditions of the eoats of the stomach. The free use of ardent spirits, wine, beer, or any intoxicating liquor, when...

...indulgence in habits of intemperance. Dr. Beaumont adds, that " improper indulgence in eating and drinking, has been the most common precursor of these diseased...coats of the stomach. The free use of ardent spirits, wines, beer, or any intoxicating liquor, when continued for some days, has invariably produced these...

...generally, but not always, after some appreciable cause. " Improper indulgence in eating and drinking has been the most common precursor of these diseased...swallowing food coarsely masticated or too fast," " almost invariably produce similar effects, if repeated a number of times in close succession." (P....