10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DYSPEPSY»
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dyspepsy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A Tract Upon
Dyspepsy, Or Indigestion; and the Hypochondriac ...
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A Handbook of Practical Medicine: For the Use of Students, ...
Sometimes the bleeding arises from suppressed menstruation, when vapor baths
must be given before the time for the catamenia to appear, and such tonics as
unicorn, motherwort and golden seal given regularly DYSPEPSY. Dyspepsy or ...
General Books publication date: 2009 Original publication date: 1830 Original Publisher: J. S.
It is true, I had not a fever or a dyspepsy. Do you know what a dyspepsy is ? I'll tell
you. It is the disease of officers who have grown tired, and then they get invalided
for dyspepsy. I had not this complaint, but my mind was worn by continual ...
Dyspepsy Forestalled and Resisted : or Lectures on Diet, Regimen, and
Employment : Delivered to the Students of Amherst College ; Spring Term, 1830.
By Edward Hitchcock, Professor of Chemistry and Natural History in that
Institution.
Francis Lister Hawks, Caleb Sprague Henry, Joseph Green Cogswell, 1837
Having in the course of three years consulted twenty-five doctors ; taken a half
bushel of white mustard ; fifty kegs of Jamison's dyspepsy crackers, and
swallowed six hundred doses of various kinds in vain (for he still continued to
have a ...
James Kirke Paulding, Washington Irving, 1836
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Tales of the Good Woman
DYSPEPSY. "0 cookery I cookery 1 That kills more than weapons. Runs, vara, or
poisons, ami would destroy all, but that physic helps to make away some." —
Anthony Uhkwkh. Ye who flatter yourselves that indolence and luxury are ...
James Kirke Paulding, William Irving Paulding, 1867
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Paulding's Works: Tales of the good woman, by a doubtful ...
Having in the course of three years consulted twenty-five doctors ; taken a half
bushel of white mustard ; fifty kegs of Jamison's dyspepsy crackers, and
swallowed six hundred doses of various kinds in vain (for he still continued to
have a ...
James Kirke Paulding, 1836
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The clockmaker: or, The sayings and doings of Samuel Slick, ...
Mr. Slick declined any share in the bottle of wine, he said he was dyspeptic ; and
a glass or two soon convinced me, that it was likely to produce in me something
worse than dyspepsy. It was speedily removed, and we drew up to the fire.
Thomas Chandler Haliburton, Samuel Slick (fict. name.), 1837
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The republic of letters: a selection in poetry and prose ...
DYSPEPSY* " O cookery ! cookery 1 That kills more than weapons, grins, wars,
or poisons, and would destroy all, but that physic helps to make away some."
Anthony Brewer. Ye who flatter yourselves that indolence and luxury are
compatible ...
