How to speedily and perfectly conquer the tobacco smoking and chewing habits also the snuff habit / by Edward J. Woods.

  • Woods, Edward J.
Date:
[1910]
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Credit: How to speedily and perfectly conquer the tobacco smoking and chewing habits also the snuff habit / by Edward J. Woods. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    harmful results. Sleeplessness Nicotine poisoning Diarrhoea Catarrh Deafness Ringing in head Loss of manly vigour Weakening eyesight Palsy Flecks before eyes Emasculation Disease of liver Bad dreams Brain disorder Loss of appetite Cancerous affections Nervousness Morbid craving Anxiety Softening of the brain Ulceration of the lips Diseased gums Cancer in mouth Irritation of tonsils Liquor craving Heart palpitation Nervous dyspepsia Headaches Foul breath Lockjaw Stomach trouble Skin disorders Mental depression Loss of memory Irritability Weakening of intellect Loss of hair; baldness Impaired mental vigour Spermatcrrhoea Carelessness © Yellow skin Swellings Congestion Amaurosis Cowardice Apoplexy Loss of self-control Insanity Kidney disease Hardened liver Nasal disorders Lung trouble Stained skin Eezema Dizziness Husky voice Sexual debility Sore throat Retching Pain in chest Degeneracy Idleness Indolence Gastritis Hysteria Paralysis Heart failure Renal disorder Throat ailment Decay of teeth’ Nausea Bronchitis Fetid smelling skin Impure blood Offensive perspiration Hoarseness Ulcer of stomach Belching of gas Aphasia Indigestion Flatulence Crawling sensations Biliousness Atrophy of organs Appendicitis Locomotor ataxia Pains in stomach Tonsilitis Pains in joints Spinal trouble Rheumatism Lumbago Abscess of kidneys Convulsions Criminal mania Restlessness Neurasthenia Night sweats Hypochondria Fever Tumours Pleurisy character. In a good This and syphilis.
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