An address to the public on the danger of neglecting common coughs and colds : with simple and efficacious methods of cure : with additions and selections from the most eminent authors who have written on the subject / by W. Hickman.

  • Hickman, William, of Henley-on-Thames.
Date:
[1810?]
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Credit: An address to the public on the danger of neglecting common coughs and colds : with simple and efficacious methods of cure : with additions and selections from the most eminent authors who have written on the subject / by W. Hickman. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    'fjo^tign pybe Wilgs, djiciimatic^pajns,.coi»sumptious aiyl it-, ;whi€h,?irc .nlfliost 4ways owiug to neglected J Gj^lds, jIn ^pnjSrmati.Qn.pt wlnch permit me. tq lay- before my refifj^rs, ^t.gf a^va). urWc. paper .writ ten i. by the late -J^MW-S^Km *his ^»ubject. ^hc ii}P3t,trifling X^Qugh ^or-Cokl, (says- be,) if it **^oqj|;^tinufs,, jnaay ejytbgr .julyance.graduallyy till it ends in .*<jimmedi^te i^i^gbi^, .pr jpjiy^l^YC sueb impressions as -'^fiHyj^^bjec^*!^^?^ P'i'c'^t. 'to,frequent, returns. A Cough^ f,*^|bergfprcj cases ougbt speedily .to .be cured* , jTUe waj in which Cpys do |njury.to tbejungs and other jparts, and sp, lay a fpundutipntfonfqture miscbief, is-by the af,tit^n pf^ql^iuppn tb.e. > ery ^fii^e vessds, whioh occasion ^bf(tru(;(ipn ^iid a,little degree of inflammation, Jbut not vio- ^ijji,t enough ,to be very .ol^servable; but su<;|i a,degree of .t^id9nicsis;is.^eft on tlie part aflectedjjLhat often estaHishes an ^:^b|(uiU (Jqiigh,,Ayhi^U:is rendered more ^ang^rous -by every ^^ditig^ia^.Cql^; anjl:which, sooner or later, causes ilicdeatli of the patient, unless that care is Xaken >Vibioh we wish to ppipt pittas neces^iry to prQ,Yent;it. itjs\observediby Dr. ^i^^crg^, ,tiiJ\t ^oiigii, in persojos pf & t&rta^ mgke^ s^^.^j^^ speedily.,]^ ,$ujre^; ,and £gr iius leasqn, suqlh ns arc tall and thin, with long nsffiks, SsJi c\)fisis, shoultikrs ^ticjking^oi^^, uimJ (^t^jcy.wige pf ai deJiicaic tijxiure, are the most jcj^iijnjon ..yit^ms of ippi^tumptions, nifd arc what