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I FOR THE YELLOW AND CONTAGIOUS FEVERS.
Dr. JAMES's POWDER:
THE superior efficacy of this Medicine, con.
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which he administered the Powder, he says, "The whole
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' tate of delirium, .and. so much reduced, that I gave, hint.
over; but, he at length recovered."—See Capt. Colnett's
interesting Publication, and the Extrad of his Mode
of
Treatment in the Bill of Direelions with this Medicine.—
' The Powder should in all cases be taken on the first attack
Of a Fever,
,before it has been sufleied to gain ground and
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after every. other febrifuge has
.failed, it ought to he ;tried
even in the last extremity.
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THIS POWDER is the only POWDER
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