Colonial North America: Countway Library of Medicine
Waterhouse, Benjamin, 1754-1846. Diary of diseases then at St. Thomas’s Hospital, London, 1775. B MS b10.3, Countway Library of Medicine.

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...	...	...	all probability has [eucreated] his complaint. There may be offen dung matter in the Intestines which keeps up his complaints but as there are no inflammatry symptoms at present he is ordered stimulents.	~~Rx Infus ad Caytic~~ Rx. Infuse. Paralytic unices quatuor die
19^th	an Error	...	~~The inflammatory symptoms deminished. the Jallap occasiond great secretion from the intestines.~~	...
20^th	...	...	~~The inflammation is so far subsided as to admit of the use of stimulants he has~~	Rx. Haust. Vol. Hora somnic
21^st	...	...	~~a blister on his arm stake the Vol.^l draught at night~~	Rx. Emp.Epis Brack app
22^d	...	...	~~his Blister rose nicely & he seems much liveler~~	...
23^d	...	...	~~Still better & can move his fingers~~	...

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