A medical treatise on the virtues of St Bernard's Well, illustrated with select cases : addressed to Francis Garden, Esq. of Gardenstone ... proprietor of St Bernard's Well / auctore J. Taylor.

  • Taylor, J. (John), -1821.
Date:
1790
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Credit: A medical treatise on the virtues of St Bernard's Well, illustrated with select cases : addressed to Francis Garden, Esq. of Gardenstone ... proprietor of St Bernard's Well / auctore J. Taylor. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ( IJ9 ) CASE XXI. Scrophulous Complaints. DAVID COMB, aged 12 years, of a thin habit and fair complexion, fon to Mr Comb in Rofe Street, oppofite the Phyficians Hall, about fix years ago, after having the mealies, a large tumour formed behind his right ear, which was treated with fuppurative applications, but never came to a head. The humour afterwards fettled under his chin and both his ears, 1 came to a fuppuration, broke, and difchar- ged a thin, bloody, and indigefted fames; foon after his right eye was affe&ed, be- came inflamed, with a grofs bloody hu- mour, that it could not be opened, and painful. Medicines, and outward appli- R cations*