...magnum,' as a reverend author, Dr. llancoke, long ago called it,) but it is in fact the only sudorific or anodyne which will not disappoint the expectation...countenance of the patient, produced by washing the skin. Invariably, in the course of a few minutes, the pulse has been diminished in frequency, the thirst...

...scarcely, a priori, expect it to possess ; for it is not only the most effectual febrifuge, but it is in fact the only sudorific and anodyne, which will...countenance of the patient, produced by washing the skin. Invariably, in the course of a few minutes, the pulse has been diminished in frequency, the thirst...

...should scarcely 'J priori expect il to possess; for it is not only the most effectual febrifuge, but it is in fact the only sudorific and anodyne which will not disappoint the expectations of the practitioner under these circumstances." — Dr. Thomas Bateman on Cutancous Diseases....