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... inveterate Scurvy, Gout, Lepoty, Evil, AbfcclTes, Ulcers, . Scrophula, and thofe bad humours which too often follow the Small-Pox, Mealies, Surfeits, ] BilliaiisandConfumptive Complaints, And where Worms are fufpe&ed j 'they open obftructitms, purify ...
... Method of dc moult tali ng by Puncture with a charged or clean Lancet, whether any Pcrfon has or has not pal Ted througk the Small-Pox ; with a Variety of other important Matter.— To which are added, Full and ample Dirc&ions for praparing and managing the ...
... every Occurrence throughout the whole Procefs, and that In fuch a Way as to enable the Opera- tor to produce a mild, benign Small-Pox on every Pa- tient, however diffimilar in Age or Conftitution, with a Degree of Uniformity and Certainty, hitherto unexampled ...
... «f September 26, 1795. Hannah Cross, of Chapel Brampton, NVih. amptonfhirc, declares, that after Inocuhtio . for tht Small.Pox, a violent Humour fettled in her » aD a left feveral large Ulcers, which continued more than a Year, duiing which Time ...
... Septemher z6, 1795. •*■ Hannah Cross, of Chapel Brampton, North. amptonlhiie, declares, that after lnocul.t-ion for the Small-Pox, a violent Humour fettled in her Leg as 4 left Several large Ulcers, which continued more thau a Yeai, during which Time ...