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On Medical Evidence.

On Hereditary Disease.

Method of Inquiry as to Contagion.

On Diseases commonly occurring but once in Life.

On the Connexion and Classification of certain Dis-
eases.

On disturbed Balance of Circulation, and Metastasis
of Disease.

On the Influence of Weather in relation to Disease.
On Diet, and Disorders of Digestion.

On Gout as a Constitutional Disorder.

On Morbid Actions of Intermittent kind.

On the Medical Treatment of Old Age.

On the Epidemic Influenzas of late years.

On Prognosis, as a part of Practice.

On Pain, as a Symptom of Disease.

On points where a Patient may judge for himself.
On Methods of Prescription.

On Internal Hæmorrhages and Morbid Secretions as
the Subjects of Medical Treatment.

On some supposed Diseases of the Spine.

On Hypochondriasis.

On the Exercise of Respiration.

On some Points in the Pathology of the Colon.
On the Abuse of Purgative Medicines.

On Bleeding in Affections of the Brain.
On the Use of Emetics.
On the Uses of Diluents.
On Sudorific Medicines.
On the Use of Opiates.
On Mercurial Medicines.
On the Use of Digitalis.

On Antimonial Medicines.

On the Hypothesis of Animalcule Life as a Cause of
Disease.-On Cholera.

Conclusion.

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