... supposition, for 1 confidently predict that it does so, will sooner later have to deplore lamentable reverses. M. Velpeau, in speaking of the mode of operating, said that Hat trocar should not employed ; do not understand >vby, and would request him to explain ...

... attracted notice from the occurrence of the disease lately in Glasgow and elsewhere. A. JACGI3. Mkandkr i.5 the first author who speaks of the paralytic effects of preparations of lead. After him, Dioscoriues, Galen, Paul of -flDglna, Rhases, and llalv-Ahbar ...

... 1 have this much to state, that the voice is much altered, though some capability of modulation remains ; his voice, when speaking, like to a person labouring under severe cold, which had affected the windpipe, lie enjoys iiorfect health, and has not, ...

... the tongue had become sivollcu to nearly three times its natural size, that one could not understand him when attempted to speak, and was profuse salivation. As his bowels had been well freed, and at tins period I did not consider his symptoms sufficiently ...

... decided, whether there will any device on the strap, but it is reported that the masters will bear a compass. It is premature speak of the intentions of the admiralty towards pursers and assistant-surgeons. With respect to the latter we have no doubt that ...

... from the nates to the ankle ol the left leg, and also at the nape of the neck. I shall make no comment, but leave the fact to speak for itself. Yours, M.D. NEW INSTRUMENT FOR CAUTERY. Mitchell next read some remarks on the use and advantages derivable from ...

... no 1 Esquirol has not changed; wait, and you will see. One day he will speak out his opinion. The event entirely Justified Dr. Spurzheim’s prediction. Esquirol did ultimately speak phrenology by name, and he did only to declare bis dissent from its ln ...

... that it of phrenology as it exists in the minds of its well-informed cultivators after years of study and observation that 1 speak, and not of the fancy which many substitute for it in their own minds, and designate by its name. Of the latter kind of phrenology ...

... the whole, for if an uneducated person can “relieve all their maladies where is the use of medical education. And when he speaks of escaping the medical visitations,” it may appear mighty disinterested, but neither candid nor honest. And the manner this ...

... emancipate the human race from sufferings, which up to the present time, they have vainly endeavoured to resist.” To hear them speaking thus, and of its being “a boon sent from God,” and then to excuse themselves by saying—“ How many die under the old system ...

... is full of the most irreverent quotations from scripture. The way, then, homoeopathy supported, the persons who write and speak on it, their threepenny and sixpenny pamphlets, their green-coloured and gold-lettered tracts, stamp to our mind as system ...

... seen many examples of the disease under discussion when physician to an infirmary for sick children, he (Dr. Webster) could speak with some confidence respecting the remedies he had employed; the most useful were, mercury with chalk, rhubarb, and magnesia ...