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different parts (as they become affefted) with 

 various fniall prominences, bearing the ap-^ 

 pearance of bunches of berries, branching off 

 in dire(!j: uniformity with the veins. Soon 

 after their appearance they are generally co- 

 vered with a fmall fcab or efchar, which, as 

 they advance to maturation, peel off, and the 

 puftules difchai-g,e a fliarp ferous ichor, or a 

 gelatinous, adheiive, putrid matter, forming 

 ulcers of a more or lefs inveterate appearance, 

 according to the degree of difeafe. 



Previous to the prefent improved and ra- 

 tional fyftem of cure, it may be applicable to 

 introduce one of the promifed observations 

 upon the dangerous and almoft obfolete prac^ 

 tice of others, or rather the moft erne/ experi- 

 ments and infernal perfecutions that were ever 

 invented, or could be fuppofed to enter into 

 the mind of man, for the prevention or cure 

 of difeafe. In the laft article treated on we 

 produced a tchrable fyflem of cruelty -, but in 

 the FARCY (as a more perplexing difeafe and 

 greater excitement to judgment or madnefs) 

 we have FIRE UPON FIRE, or effectual 

 cauterization treble refined. 



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