Freese's combined system of practice for physicians and families.

  • Freese, Jacob R., 1826-1885.
Date:
[1856]
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Credit: Freese's combined system of practice for physicians and families. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    pounded, in accordance with those suggestions, will, I think, cure every case in which it is employed. Dose.—A teaspoonful four times a day, more or less ac- cording to the case. No. 95.—Dr. Carmichael's Primary Syphilitic Mixture. Of the numberless suggestions and recipes made and given for the cure of primary Syphilis, I think none others equal to those of Prof. Oarmichael, of the Dublin Univer- sity. The especial advantage of his over all others, is, that no injurious effects can arise from the action of the medi- cines upon the system, while too many of the other treat- ments are liable to produce as much injury as good, and, in some cases, a great deal more. Another great advan- tage of his Mixture is, that it completely eradicates the dis- ease from the system, leaving no possibility of secondary svmptoms. I have used it in my own practice tor years, and have seen it used extensively in the hospitals oiJNew York and Philadelphia, and always with marked advan- tage and speedy cure. j)ose.—A tablespoonful three times a day. more or less, according to the particular case. ff0> 96.—Dr. Augustin's Secondary Syphilitic Mixture. While I invariably prefer the suggestions of Prof. Oar- michael in primary Syphilis, I as invariably prefer those oi Prof Auo-ustin in the secondary form of this disease; and, in this opinion, I agree with the most celebrated surgeons of Europe and America. However terrible may be the symptoms, a steady perseverance in the use of this mixture (too-ether with such other treatment as I have recommended) will cure all cases that are at all curable. j)ose _A teaspoonful about an hour after each meal, more or less, according to the particular case. No. 97._Sir Astley Cooper's Syphilitic Alterative Wash. As an application to Syphilitic Chancres, I think this Wash far superior to any other ever presented to the pro- fession Its effects are to change the character of the sore from an indolent, unhealing condition, to a lively granu-