The prevailing disease was a dysentery, which was accompanied by a general debility.

Unthriftiness and general debility may follow the loss of a less quantity of blood.

The legitimate result is my present state of general debility, indigence, and mental aberration.

Other causes are intemperance, general debility, unhygienic surroundings, exciting causes.

The appetite is impaired, there is general debility, and the patient is nervous and irritable.

Green sickness and general debility are sometimes to blame.

Prostatorrhea, spermatorrhea, impotency, hypochondria, and general debility of the generative organs, arise from sexual excesses.

Her first baby had died of general debility.

Languor, hysteria and general debility were regarded as the outward indications of a sweet and gentle character.

However, I think I may safely say they emanate from general debility, produced by the much-to-be-dreaded fevers.

Where general debility is present along with the disease, use all means to increase the patient's vitality.

How does it insure itself against the risk of their defective eyesight, chorea, deafness, or general debility?

Causes.-Thelocal forms may be due to a nervous condition; it is often the result of general debility.

A dull pain in the head indicates fullness of the blood-vessels from weakness, low blood, or general debility.

He seems to have been treated for remittent fever, chronic diarrhea, general debility, and palpitation of the heart.

It is universally admitted that indigestion, hypochondria, and general debility affect this class to a very great extent.