A treatise on the venereal rose; commonly termed gonorrhoea virulenta: containing a simple, safe, and certain method of cure, without the use of mercury / [William Butter].

  • Butter, William, 1726-1805
Date:
1805
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Credit: A treatise on the venereal rose; commonly termed gonorrhoea virulenta: containing a simple, safe, and certain method of cure, without the use of mercury / [William Butter]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    THE • ' * r \ P R E F A IN the following pages I have defrayed one of the props of hierchiefs Impofiure by giving a fuitable definition and defcription of the Vene- real Rofe, by elucidating its true nature,, and by adapting thereto a method of cure fimple Jafe and certain without a chance for any of the bad confluences that have hitherto fo fre- quently occurred in praBice. I fay without a chance for any of thofe confequences provided that the patient can firiBlv conform to the rules laid down. It is worth notice that no recourfe is had to Mercury for the Venereal Rofe or for any of Us Complications remarked upon in this work. I am