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Obliteration of the lachrymal puncta. 

 Deviation of the laclii'ymal ducts. 

 Tumor or fistula of the lachrymal duct. 

 Encanthis. 



DISEASES OF THE NOSE AND THE NASAL PASSAGES. 



Loss of the nose, comjjlete or partial ; atrophy ; hypertrophy ; extreme crookedness or 



flatness ; a crushed condition of the root. 

 Lupus ; acne. 

 Chronic rhinitis. 

 Polypus. 

 Ozsena. 



DISEASES OF THE JAWS. 



Dartrous eruption on the lips ; mentagra. 



Labial paralysis. 



Stomatitis, if constitutional in origin. 



Fetid breath, if dependent on disease of stomach or on carious teeth. 



Gums retracted so as to loosen the teeth. 



Epulis. 



Loss or distortion of teeth, when likely to impede mastication. 



Partial loss or deformity of the tongue. 



Stammering. 



Dumbness. 



Absence or extreme deformity of the soft palate. 



Ranula; salivary fistula. 



DISEASES OF THE NECK. 



Scrofulous ulcers. 



Adenitis cervicalis. 



Goitre. 



Torticollis, muscular or articular. 



Fistula of larynx or of trachea. 



Membranous laryngitis. 



Aphonia. 



Angina, diptheritic or gangrenous. 



Dysphagia from stricture of the oesophagus or other cause. 



Paralysis of the pharynx. 



Stricture of the oesophagus. 



DISEASES OF THE THORAX AND THE BACK. 



Deformities of chest, such as pigeon-breast, depressed sternum, narrowness of chest. 

 (No man is to be received whose girth of chest is less than 784 millimetres, 30.8 7 in.) 

 Hernia of lung; traumatic injuries of lungs. 



