A disquisition on medicines that dissolve the stone. In which Dr. Chittick's secret is considered and discovered. In two parts. The second part now first published, and the first considerably improved ... / [Alexander Blackrie].

  • Blackrie, Alexander, -1772.
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1771
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Credit: A disquisition on medicines that dissolve the stone. In which Dr. Chittick's secret is considered and discovered. In two parts. The second part now first published, and the first considerably improved ... / [Alexander Blackrie]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    bad habit of body he became quite found, and fo plethoric tnat it was neceffary on that account to bleed him ; and the dodfcor demonftrated to a full audience, that his blood was in every refoed exceedingly good. n The doctor the year after (p. 20 204.) repeats the obfervation, and fays, that even then this man continued in good health, eating and drinking in- difcriminately what he liked beft. He caufed him again to be brought to the hofpital, where he acknowledged that he was fo free from every complaint, that he did not know he was troubled with the ftone; yet to every one who fearched him, its exigence was very perceptible. I 4 1 CXilj