Medical cases and remarks. Part I. On the good effects of salivation in jaundice arising from calculi. Part II. On the free use of nitre in haemorragy / by Thomas Gibbons.

Date:
1799
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Credit: Medical cases and remarks. Part I. On the good effects of salivation in jaundice arising from calculi. Part II. On the free use of nitre in haemorragy / by Thomas Gibbons. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    mean idiophatic fevers,; almoft all of the nervous remittent-kind, tending to putrid:.: What is the caufe of. this? We now> and; then meet with an oldiftager in the farming way., (and- who\ breathe better air than the farmers?) whofe breakfaft is; bread; and eheefe, moiftened with, his awn? home brewed: beerhis dinner pudding and pork, and,, who drinks neither tea nor port wine, yet this man-, though his exercife be fufficient:: to: proQu.ro a good; digeftion,