...dug out as it were from the body of the tonsil, with a determined edge, and is commonly very foul, having thick white matter adhering to it like a slough, which cannot be washed away. Ulcers in such situations are always kept moist, the matter not being allowed to dry and form scabs,...

...being, as it were, dug out of the body of the tonsil. It has a defined edge, and is commonly very foul, having thick white matter adhering to it, like a slough, which cannot be washed away. When the tongue is affected, sometimes it becomes thickened and hardened. At other times, it ulcerates....

...dug out as it were from the body of the tonsil, with a determined edge, and is commonly foul, with thick white matter adhering to it, like a slough; which cannot be washed away." " He considers all ulcers, not agreeing with the above, to be at least doubtful, and requiring a strict...

...being as it were dug out from the body of the tonsil. It has a defined edge, and is commonly very foul, having thick white matter adhering to it, like a slough, which cannot be washed1 away. When the tongue is affected sometimes it becomes thickened and hardened ; at other times...

...dug out, as it were, from the body of the tonsil, with a determined edge, and is commonly foul, with thick white matter adhering to it, like a slough, which cannot be washed away."* This is the description of a well-marked syphilitic ulcer of the throat ; but as the tonsils are sometimes...

...from the body of the tonsil, with undermined edges : this is commonly very foul, having white thick matter adhering to it like a slough, which cannot be washed away." The patient complains of pain running upwards in front of the ear and occasionally down the side of the...

...from the body of the tonsil, with undermined edges: this is commonly very foul, having white thick matter adhering to it like a slough, which cannot be washed away." The patient complains of pain running upwards in front of the ear and occasionally down the side of the...

...being dug out, as it were, from the body of the tonsil, with a determined edge, commonly found with white matter adhering to it, like a slough which cannot be washed away 2 ;" —nodes, which affect, principally, the superficial bones, as the tibia, sternum, clavicle, and...

...ulcer with a hard base," to which is often added. " having thick white matter adhering to it. lite a slough, which cannot be washed away ;'' the addition...— whether flat, excavated, or prominent — to its varyiüg degree of hardness in different localities, nor to its duration. Now it is this same induration...

...as it were, from the body of the tonsil,) with a determined edge, and is commonly foul, with thick matter adhering to it, like a slough, which cannot be washed away." Such ulceration may be simulated by excavated sores attending the phagedenic form of disease; and it...