July 1, 1758, and July 1, 1760, in consumption, the disease was brought
on one fourth of them by falls, bruises and strains, received a year or
two before it made its appearance.
[7] Dr. Reid.
[8]
℞ Vitriol: alb: Ʒ iij
Alum: rup: Ʒ j
Coccinnel: pulv: griij
Aq: ferveut: ℔j. Misce in mortareo marmoreo. Solutio
a fæculantia vel residendo expurgetur, vel per chartam bibulam
fittretur. Dos. ℥ss.--
[9] Dr. Borrowe formerly had a patient labouring under Consumption, a
manufacturer of tin ware, who was uniformly relieved of his phthisical
symptoms when engaged in soldering tin, a process in which a great deal
of resin is used, and constantly inhaled in respiration.
ERRATA.
Page 10 Note, for _d’après_ read _D’après_.
22, line 25, for _which like the inert physician_,
read _which the inert physician_.
25, line 13, for _dysentary_, read _dysentery_.
Transcriber’s Notes
The errata have been fixed.
Punctuation errors and omissions have been fixed.
Page 10: “peculiary incorrect” changed to “peculiarly incorrect”
Page 40: “very analagous” changed to “very analogous”
Page 54: “frequenty prescribed” changed to “frequently prescribed”
Page 60: “acceptible to patients” changed to “acceptable to patients”