172

XLIX. CURING CANCER, 175

L. SWELLED LIMBS, 179

LI. SUDDEN CHANGES IN OLD AGE, 182

LII. AN OPIUM EATER, 185

LIII. COFFEE AND THE LAME KNEE, 188

LIV. THE OPIUM PILL BOX, 193

LV. BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS, 196

LVI. BUTTER EATERS, 201

LVII. HOT HOUSES AND CONSUMPTION, 206

LVIII. POISONING BY A PAINTED PAIL, 216

LIX. ONE DROP OF LAUDANUM, 218

LX. MRS. KIDDER'S CORDIAL, 220

LXI. ALMOST RAISING THE DEAD, 225

LXII. FEMALE HEALTH AND INSANE HOSPITALS, 231

LXIII. A GIANT DYSPEPTIC, 236

LXIV. GETTING INTO A CIRCLE, 246

LXV. POISONING WITH MAPLE SUGAR, 249

LXVI. PHYSICKING OFF MEASLES, 251

LXVII. TIC DOULOUREUX, 253

LXVIII. COLD WATER IN FEVER, 256

LXIX. COLD-TAKING AND CONSUMPTION, 258

LXX. FREEZING OUT DISEASE, 261

LXXI. THE AIR CURE, 263

LXXII. THE CLERGYMAN, 266

LXXIII. HE MUST BE PHYSICKED OR DIE, 268

LXXIV. WHO HATH WOE? OR, THE SICK WIDOW, 272

LXXV. THE PENALTY OF SELF-INDULGENCE, 275

LXXVI. DR. BOLUS AND MORPHINE, 282

LXXVII. BLEEDING AND BLISTERING OMITTED, 286

LXXVIII. MEDICAL VIRTUES OF SLEEP, 288

LXXIX. CURE BY DEEP BREATHING, 291

LXXX. SPIRIT DOCTORING, 295

LXXXI. REMARKABLE CURE OF EPILEPSY, 301

LXXXII. SCARLATINA CURED BY LETTING ALONE, 312

LXXXIII. IGNORANCE NOT ALWAYS BLISS, 314

LXXXIV. MEASLES WITHOUT SNAKEROOT AND SAFFRON, 317

LXXXV. THE CONSUMPTIVE PAIR, 320

LXXXVI. HOW TO CURE CHOLERA, 322

LXXXVII. OBSTINACY AND SUICIDE,