Issue 10, pp. 753-832, October 1861, SMSJ

'baker'.- oven, re than three monreduced to a powder by pounding and sifting,at'manner that d.It was not long b( fore he had an opportunity of making atrial of il : bn1 being an nature, he gaveit in is, he thinks it was abon :.softhe powder at very tour hoars betweenthe tits, but with great caution and the strictest attentionto its effects : the tits were considerably abated, but didnot entirely ceae perceiving the least ill e< ices,he became bolder with it, and in a few days increased the Ito two Bcruples, and the ague was soon removed. It was thenn to several others with the same success, but he founbetter answered the intention when one drachm of itn every four;rvals of the paroxysilie bad continued to use il with success, as a remedyagues and ii r five years successively.It bad been ailed in thecure, anal and quartan agueu long and severely afflictwhich the \.then reduced, in 2 ree,but did not wholly taloft*. The patient, at the usual time for the return ofn't,felt some smattering of his distemper, vsaut repetition of tl could notseemed as if th