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Excerpt from Observations on the Distinguishing Symptoms of Three Different Species of Pulmonary Consumption, the Catarrhal, the Apostematous, and the Tuberculous: With Some Remarks on the Remedies and Regimen Best Fitted for the Prevention, Removal, or Alleviation of Each Species
I have particularly employed it with great advantage in many cases-of Rheumatia,= - a disease, which, I need hardly Observe, is, in Britain, both a very Common and a very pain ful complaint. It is not, however, in every condition of rheumatism, that benefit is to be expected from lactucarium. That disease, as well as phthisis, has been divided into a variety of different species. Sauvages, in his elaborate System, has pointed out fifteen dif ferent species, all of them, in his opinion, de serving attention, from the difference in prac-f tice requisite for combating each particulaii species. But the greater part of practitioners are not disposed to follow him in such minute distinctions.
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