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Dedicated. by permission, to the King.
ON the NATURE and SY MPTOAIS of CATARACT,
and on the Cure of that Disease in its early tows: by a
mode of practice calculated to prevent the oectirrence of Blindness,
and to render unnecessary the operation of Couching and Extrac-
tion ; illustrated by Cases.
Hy JOHN STEVENSON, Esq.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, and Surgeon Oculist
and Aurist to his Floral Highness the Duke of York, &c.; nod
Author or Practical Treatises on Weakness of Sight, third edi-
tion. and on " Gotta Serena," &c. .

" The M ork will form an era by no means unimportant In the
annals of pphdvelinie Surgery. We can with notch stuisfacti.oi
recommend the Treuise to the attentive ant4unprejudiced penistil
of our readers."--Ndinbsugh Journal of Insliral eteietvee. No. 1.
See also the Medico-Chirurgical. the laancetyand biker Hevien .
homy be unmee to add, for general informlitTff, tiro the'fibuf
alluded to is distinguished by its mildness and success ; by its ap.
plicability to every variety of Cataract, and at any period of life ;
'by the acuteness of vision which ensues ; and by its not involving
the risk of subsequent deformity of the Eye, or of a secondary
attack. These advantages are obtained, and the protracted mise-
ries contingent upon waiting for nionths or years for the ripenieg of
the Cataract, and the accession of blindness, ate avoided. by mak-
ing the resources of nature subservient to the removal of the disease,
so soon as an inconvenient degree of weakness or obscurity of eight
is found to exist. . . ,

liu-bli;1;et1 by G. B. Al'hittaker, Ave.Maria•Mne.