Morisoniana, or, Family adviser of the British College of Health : being a collection of the works of Mr. Morison, the hygeist ... Forming a complete manual for individuals and families, for every thing that regards preserving them in health and curing their diseases ... With an appendix, containing a short treatise on ... small pox.

  • Morison, James, 1770-1840.
Date:
1831
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Credit: Morisoniana, or, Family adviser of the British College of Health : being a collection of the works of Mr. Morison, the hygeist ... Forming a complete manual for individuals and families, for every thing that regards preserving them in health and curing their diseases ... With an appendix, containing a short treatise on ... small pox. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PAQE Torpid, languid humours. See constitution - 50 Training-, boxers, and wrestlers - - - 120 Travellers abroad, military and naval men, perfecting them- selves in the Hygeian theory, which every child may learn, may bid defiance to all the diseases of foreign climes 85 Travers, Dr. synopsis of the diseases of the eye - - 178 Treating, not curing diseases, Dr. Clutterbuck's view of the medical art _____ 254 Treatise on the origin of life - 5 the small pox - 385 Treatment, and cure of pulmonary consumption, observations of Dr. Crichton, on the - - - 276 of consumptions, on the - 270 the Hygeist's - - 282 ■— of diseases, vary in the hands of each professor; so unsound is the medical science in the art of healing - - - - 331 . of fever, the Hygeist's - - - 302 j of gout, generally considered - 210, 213, 217 of stricture, the Hygeisfs - 251 Tregoning's, I. letter of thanks for cure of decrepitude - 562 Trembling, on shaking, and- - 345 Tremblings, cured - - - - 494 Trevoso's, N. letter of thanks for discharge of an enormous tape worm _____ 487 Trials of the universal medicine, have ever proved success- ful, when persevered in, in cases of epilepsy - 76 Trouble, anxiety, or privations, are unknown under the Hygeian treatment _ _ - _ 347 True principle of all medical knowledge, rests in all diseases proceeding from one source. See gout - 224 >—s, with regard to health - 426 Truth, at last, discovered - _ - 162 from a doctor, Dr. Clutterbuck declares, that the faculty are entirely ignorant of the very nature of disease - 255 Try this, try that, try other things, is the sum total of a physi- cian's knowledge - 280 Tumours, directions _ - - - 409 - - - 18 Dr. Brodie's unsuccessful practice on - - 311 — cured _____ 581 the Hygeisfs treatment of - - - 313 Twitching of the limbs, St. Vitus''s dance - - 121 Two meals a day, most conducive to health. See gout - 64,218 Two hundred cures in all complaints. See Poole - - 425 Tyler's, 1. letter of thanks for cure of rheumatism - 533 Typhus fever - - - - - 71,296 cured by Dr. Hamilton, with vegetable purgatives 185 Typhus fever, examination of the French treatment of .. 468 AAA