...chewed, made me firft think of giving it in a cafe of difficulty in fwallowing, feemingly occafioned by a paralytic affection. The patient was directed to chew a thin flice of the root, as often as flue could bear to do it, and, in about two months, me recovered her...

...throat when Mezereon is chewed, induced Dr. Withering to think of giving it in a case of difficulty of swallowing, seemingly occasioned by a paralytic affection....thin slice of the root as often as she could bear it, .and in about a month recovered her power of swallowing. This woman had suffered the complaint...

...resolving venereal node», and other indurations of the periosteum. It is said to have been once given, in a case of difficulty in swallowing, seemingly occasioned...This woman bore the disagreeable irritation, and the ulcération its acrimony occasioned in her mouth, with great resolution ; but she had been reduced...

...in the throat, when mezereon is chewed, induced Dr. Withering to give it in a case of difficulty of swallowing, seemingly occasioned by a paralytic affection. The patient was directed to chew a slice of the root as often as she could bear it, and in about a month she recovered her power of swallowing;...

...swallowing, seemingly occasioned by a paraly ic affection : thtf patient chewed a thin slice of the root ai often as she could bear to do it; and in about two...recovered her power of swallowing. This woman bore, with great resolution, the disagreeable irritation and the ulce.rations that its acrimony occasioned...

...the throat when Mezereon is chewed, induced Dr. Withcrington to jpve it in a case of difficulty of swallowing, seemingly occasioned by a paralytic affection....thin slice of the root as often as she could bear it, and in about a month recovered her power of swallowing. This woman had suffered the complaint three...