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believe, from the firft moment of infpedlion., 

 fo it terminated, in oppofition to every humane 

 endeavour of the owner ; for, after a run of 

 near twelve months, with no other perceptible 

 advantage than a feeming relief from violent 

 pain, and without the power of walking or 

 uiing even gentle motion with the foot affedled, 

 an end was unavoidably put to his exiftence, 

 amply demonftrating the danger of experi- 

 ments, and the prudence of fometimes 



'' Bearing thofe ills we have, 



«* Rather than fly to others we know not of,'* 



A cafe of the fime complexion, and produced 

 by the very fame means ^ will hereafter come ' 

 under recital ; but, as its termination has been 

 very different from the former, I (hall intro- 

 duce others in the way they occured. 



After all that has been theoretically and 

 practically advanced by different writers (in- 

 cluding what has been faid upon the fame 

 fubje6l in the The Stable Dire(fl:ory) it will, no 

 doubt, afford the moft lingular fatisfadon to 

 many, that an opportunity has offered to intro- 

 duce a fuccefsful and well authenticated cafe 

 of the Farcy, where a complete cure jias been 



effected 



