A view of the present evidence for and against Mrs. Stephens's medicines, as a solvent for the stone. Containing 155 cases. With some experiments and observations ... / [David Hartley].

  • Hartley, David, 1705-1757.
Date:
1739
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Credit: A view of the present evidence for and against Mrs. Stephens's medicines, as a solvent for the stone. Containing 155 cases. With some experiments and observations ... / [David Hartley]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    r ■ would naturally expert from a diffolving Power in the Urine, exerted upon different Stones, under diffe¬ rent Circum fiances. XVIII. Mr. B a r o N, Of Wig an, Lancafhire@ HE was confined with the Stone for above four Years, and entered upon Mrs. Stephens’s Me¬ dicines April 9, 1738, at five o’ Clock in the Even¬ ing, being Sixty-feven Years old. In the Night great Pain and no Reft. April 10. In the Morning, a white flimy Sediment in the Water, with a few fmall Stones; in the Day time very little Water, with much Difficulty and great Pain. 11. In the Morning, a few fmall Stones and Sand, with a great deal of Pain all Night, and no Reft. Pain very great all Day. !91 Much the fame. 14, 15. > 16. Little Water, and great Pain. 17. 18. The fame. 19. Water thicker and more white. Great Pain. 20. The fame. 21. The fame, only at five at Night vomited up the Powder ; and the Night after left Pain. So far a Diary was kept; after which it was dropped, his Cale proceeding much after the Manner of Mr. Bolton’s, (to be related hereafter ) for about the fame Space of Time. After which Mr,