Phosphorus in its elementary state as a valuable agent for the cure of loss of nerve power, functional disorders of the brain and nervous system, from overwork, softening of the brain, paralysis, neuralgia, etc. as detailed in the following pages from the experience of J. Ashburton Thompson [and others]

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Phosphorus in its elementary state as a valuable agent for the cure of loss of nerve power, functional disorders of the brain and nervous system, from overwork, softening of the brain, paralysis, neuralgia, etc. as detailed in the following pages from the experience of J. Ashburton Thompson [and others]
Broadbent, W. H. Sir | 1879
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