Some thoughts on the relaxation of human bodies : and on the misapplication of the bark in that and some other cases.

Date:
1783
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Some thoughts on the relaxation of human bodies : and on the misapplication of the bark in that and some other cases. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    gt SOME THOUGHTS ON THE may begin to feparate at the fame time ; till all things, on all fides, giving wav, the diforder is judged, the danger is over. This faint ary end will be belt ob¬ tained by making evacuations early, and continuing them through the courfe of the diforder by laxatives ; and thereby carrying oft, if not the caufe, for that may not exift after the diforder is pro¬ duced, but the fomes of the diforder $ or relieving Nature fo as to enable her to go on by fecret principles to the ac~ complifhment of her own wonderful work, that of expelling, ©r furmount> ing, the oppreffiye evil. Whether the Bark, by its virtue to correct putrefcence, may .be powerful enough to promote this defired end, and carry on the procefs of fubduing, correct¬ ing, and expelling, feems to be a matter cf much doubt at prefect, and mlift be kit to the examination of the curious, > '** \ and