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<;ffed:ed by the rational fyftem already laid 

 down, with no other variations but fuch as 

 temporary appearances rendered unavoidably 

 neceflary. 



^ SUCCESSFUL CASE 



OF 



THE F A R C Y, 



In the month of September, 1788, I was 

 -called to one of the moft opulent charaders in 

 Windfor-Foreft (refidingin the neighbourhood 

 of the cafe befgre-mentioned), who, having a 

 blood mare labouring under a very fevere and 

 uncommon eruption, was told by his groom 

 and ftable attendants, that the difeafe in quef- 

 tion was the Farcy, for which 710 cure could 

 be expededo 



Having confulted every author in his library 



(and they were all there) who had written 



F f J - upon 



