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Owing to this remarkable similarity, Apis will effect striking cures of all these different derangements. OWING TO THIS REMARKABLE SIMILARITY APIS WILL AFFECT STRIKING CURES OF ALL THESE DIFFERENT DERANGEMENTS
 pursues, in developing its effects in the organism, is similar to the progressive development of typhus. Any one who has witnessed, as I have, the course which this disease pursues, will admit that mucous membrane of the alimentary canal is first affected by the disease, in the same manner as Apis affects it; that this irritation of the mucous membrane is followed by gastric catarrhal symptoms, which are speedily succeeded by symptoms of disintegration of the animal fluids and typhoid phenomena; that the gastric irritation is generally characterized by boils, urticaria, erysipelas of the skin, and the nervous irritation by symptoms of abdominal typhus; that the internal and external development of the disease is determined by a striking sympathetic derangement of the organic functions of the liver, and still more of the spleen, and likewise by a more striking prominence of the intermittent type of the fever; and that all these varied disturbances finally culminate in abdominal typhus. ITY EVEN THE COURSE WHICH APIS PURSUES IN DEVELOPING ITS EFFECTS IN THE ORGANISM IS SIMILAR TO THE PROGRESSIVE DEVELOPMENT OF TYPHUS ANYONE WHO HAS WITNESSED AS I HAVE THE COURSE WHICH THIS DISEASE PURSUES WILL ADMIT THAT THE MUCOUS MEMBRANE OF THE ALIMENTARY CANAL IS FIRST AFFECTED BY THE DISEASE IN THE SAME MANNER AS APIS AFFECTS IT THIS IRRITATION OF THE MUCOUS MEMBRANE IS FOLLOWED BY GASTRIC CATARRHAL SYMPTOMS WHICH ARE SPEEDILY SUCCEEDED BY SYMPTOMS OF DISINTEGRATION OF THE ANIMAL FLUIDS AND TYPHOID PHENOMENA THAT THE GASTRIC IRRITATION IS GENERALLY CHARACTERIZED BY BOILS URTICARIA ERYSIPELAS OF THE SKIN AND NERVOUS IRRITATION BY SYMPTOMS OF ABDOMINAL TYPHUS THAT THE INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE DISEASE IS DETERMINED BY A STRIKING SYMPATHETIC DERANGEMENT OF ORGANIC FUNCTIONS OF THE LIVER AND STILL MORE OF THE SPLEEN AND LIKEWISE BY A MORE STRIKING PROMINENCE OF THE INTERMITTENT TYPE OF THE FEVER AND THAT ALL THESE VERY DISTURBANCES FINALLY CULMINATE IN ABDOMINAL TYPHUS
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