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Page 140
... effects on the pulfe . Experience will then be our guide , and I believe , if the ufe of it be confined to the period of languor , which always fucceeds the pneumonic pyrexia , we shall do good , without incurring the rifque of injury ...
... effects on the pulfe . Experience will then be our guide , and I believe , if the ufe of it be confined to the period of languor , which always fucceeds the pneumonic pyrexia , we shall do good , without incurring the rifque of injury ...
Page 141
... effects ? -Have you tried it in the more fpurious pulmo- nary confumption , arifing from ebriety ? What have been its ef- fects under fuch circumftances ? " 1 • The answer , which I have received , is , in substance , as fol- lows ...
... effects ? -Have you tried it in the more fpurious pulmo- nary confumption , arifing from ebriety ? What have been its ef- fects under fuch circumftances ? " 1 • The answer , which I have received , is , in substance , as fol- lows ...
Page 166
... effects of this medicine , the root should be given in a recent state , and to cover the infupportable pungency it discovers on the tongue , Dr. Lewis advifes us to administer it in the form of emulfion , with gum arabic and fpermacæti ...
... effects of this medicine , the root should be given in a recent state , and to cover the infupportable pungency it discovers on the tongue , Dr. Lewis advifes us to administer it in the form of emulfion , with gum arabic and fpermacæti ...
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