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Holt. ----- FACTS AND OBSERVATIONS RESPECTING THE AIR PUMP, VAPOUR-BATH, &c. &c. By RALPH BLEGBOROUGH, M. D. —.a. Whoever attempts to prevent or to alleviate any of those numerous moral or physical evils to which our nature is heir, certainly demands our attention and our thanks. In the little volume before us, an apparatus for the application of the vapour-bath; with peculiar advantage to diseased parts of the hu man body, is explained, and recommended by 4 variety of attested cures. The cases in which thi; machine, uniting the benefit and power of fommta tion and of cupping, has been proved to be efficacious, are those of gout, rheumatism, palsy, zdematou; swellings of the joints, cutaneous complaints and ul cers. As it is impossible to give a diAintit ide iof such an apparatus, without the assistance of an eit e graving, we must refer our readers, for their satis i'aaion in this resped, to Dr. Blegborough's own work ; and must content ourselves with an extrad k on the cute of the gout, which will enable us lei compensate, by the utility of our article, for its pos sible want of entertainment. It Dr. Rlegborough's ;en timents on thisimportant subjeddid not coincid .w:tis our own, or di I not appear to us to be sash as might be followed with safety at least, if not with an assu rance of benefit, we should regard it as our duty to the public either entirely to suppress them, or to produce them accompgnied with our dissent, and with the reasons on which it was founded. In the treatment of the gout, we are persuaded that the use of bitters is peculiarly pernicious; and we are equally convinced, that nothing can be so beneficial as diet, and the warm-bath, with a proper eatention to exercise and air, and to the preservation of the tranquillity of the mind. " The cure of the gout is not to he expected f o n a pill or a potion ; charms and amulets wil, avail nothing ; neither is it the work of one, or perhaps, in some cases, of several years, entirely to eradicate a disease which has been so many in eita'slishing it. self; nevertheless, much misery may in the mean time be anticipated by comfort. But should th!s great objeet be attainable on any terms, or in any period of time, he who would not willingly submit to the means, must know little of the sufferings it in las, and be totally unacquainted with the nature of a disease, which grows with our years, and curt.:ils or renders miserable the latter half of the life of those who are subject to it. This object then is to be , obtained by moderating the paroxysms when pre sent, and by removing their recurrence to a greater distance, by attention during their intervals. The first of these intentions is chiefly to be effected by to pical applications. That no• irritation ought to be added to the system, during the paroxysms of goat, is entirely agreed among physicians; but it is also agreed, that any remedies which, without producing irritation, may tend to moderate the violence of in flammation, are inadmissible ; as violent inflamma tion weakens the tone of the parts, and invites a more frequent return of the paroxysms, which be come more violent, and affed parts pfgreater conse quence, as the disease advances. taedricity has been found serviceable, in some cases, during the wane of the paroxysms, by taking sparks from the. parts affected, the only way in which its application is admissible. 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