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X. DR. SOLOMON AND HIS PATIENT. 26

XI. PHYSICKING OFF FEVER, 28

XII. MANUFACTURING CHILBLAINS, 31

XIII. HOW TO MAKE ERYSIPELAS, 34

XIV. STUDYING MEDICINE, 38

XV. NATURE'S OWN EYE WATER, 41

XVI. THE VIPER STORY, 43

XVII. STRUCK WITH DEATH, 46

XVIII. EFFICACY OF COLD SPRING WATER, 51

XIX. CHEATING THE PHYSICIAN, 56

XX. MEDICINAL EFFECTS OF STORY TELLING, 58

XXI. OSSIFIED VEINS, 61

XXII. HE WILL DIE IN THIRTY-SIX HOURS, 64

XXIII. ABOUT TO DIE OF CONSUMPTION, 72

XXIV. MY JOURNEYMANSHIP IN MEDICINE, 81

XXV. MY TEMPERANCE PLEDGE, 85

XXVI. TRIALS OF A YOUNG PHYSICIAN, 87

XXVII. A DOSING AND DRUGGING FAMILY, 90

XXVIII. POISONING WITH LEAD, 96

XXIX. STANDING PATIENTS, 102

XXX. KILLING A PATIENT, 105

XXXI. A SUDDEN CURE, 109

XXXII. GIGANTIC DOSES OF MEDICINE, 112

XXXIII. THE LAMBSKIN DISEASE, 115

XXXIV. MILK PUNCH FEVER, 120

XXXV. MY FIRST CASE IN SURGERY, 124

XXXVI. EMILIA AND THE LOVE-CURE, 127

XXXVII. HEZEKIAH JUDKINS AND DELIRIUM, 133

XXXVIII. MY FIRST AMPUTATION, 136

XXXIX. MILK AS A REMEDY IN FEVERS, 138

XL. VIRTUES OF PUMPKIN SEED TEA, 141

XLI. BROKEN LIMBS AND INTEMPERANCE, 144

XLII. DYING FROM FILTHINESS, 148

XLIII. TAKING THE FEVER, 153

XLIV. BLESSINGS OF CIDER AND CIDER BRANDY, 156

XLV. THE INDIAN DOCTOR, 160

XLVI. DYING OF OLD AGE AT FIFTY-EIGHT, 163

XLVII. DAUGHTERS DESTROYING THEIR MOTHER, 169

XLVIII. POISONING WITH STRAMONIUM,