Excerpt from Hints to the Sick, the Lame, and the Lazy: Or Passages in the Life of a Hydropathist
Introductory Remarks Progress of Arts of Comfort Doctoring stationary - Physicking, general and particular Anecdote The British race - A Pharmaceutico-belligerent practice - Subordina tion Anecdote - New modes of treating Disease, one of them per sonal to the author-hydropathy, ought not to be used without advice - Dangerous System of British Milk - How far a Man may act at his own hand - Objections to the general use of Hg dropathg - Chaps who are likely to stick to the old plan - Modest conclusion of the Author.
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