DISCOVERY OR INVENTION OF THE METHOD OF MAKING THE ARBITRARILY HEATED AND MEDICATED SALUBRIOUS BATHS, PUMPS, AND STOVES, BOTH MOIST AND DRY, AND A VARIETY OF FUMIGATIONS FROM HERBS, SEEDS, ROOTS, FLOWERS, GUMS, MINERALS, AND OTHER DRUGS, AND AN INFINITE VARIETY OF MACHINES FOR CONVEYING AND APPLYING THE EFFICACY OF THE ABOVE DRUGS AND MINERALS TO THE DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE HUMAN BODY, ACCORDING TO THE NATURE OF THE DISEASE
Year: 1767

page_text: TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME, I, BARTHOLOMEW
DOMINICETI, of Chelsea, in the County of Middlesex, Doctor of Physick, send
greeting.
WHEREAS His most Excellent Majesty King George the Third, by His
Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Great Britain, bearing date on or
about the Eighth day of September, in the seventh year of His reign, did
give and grant unto me, the said Bartholomew Dominiceti, His especial
licence that I, the said Bartholomew Dominiceti, during the term of years
therein expressed, should and lawfully might use, exercise, and vend, within
England, Wales, and Town of Berwick-upon-Tweed, my "DISCOVERY OR
INVENTION OF THE METHOD OF MAKING THE ARBITRARILY HEATED AND MEDICATED
SALUBRIOUS BATHS, PUMPS, AND STOVES, BOTH MOIST AND DRY, AND A VARIETY OF
FUMIGATIONS FROM HERBS, SEEDS, ROOTS, FLOWERS, GUMS, MINERALS, AND OTHER
DRUGS, AND AN INFINITE VARIETY OF MACHINES FOR CONVEYING AND APPLYING THE
EFFICACY OF THE ABOVE DRUGS AND MINERALS TO THE DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE
HUMAN BODY, ACCORDING TO THE NATURE OF THE DISEASE;" in which said Letters
Patent there is contained a provisoe obliging me, the said Bartholomew Domi-
niceti, under my hand and seal, to cause a particular description of the nature
of my said Invention, and how the same is to be performed, to be inrolled in
His Majesty's High Court of Chancery within four calendar months after the
date of the said recited Letters Patent, as in and by the same (relation being
thereunto had) may more fully and at large appear.

page_text: NOW KNOW YE, that in compliance with the said proviso I, the said
Bartholomew Dominiceti, do hereby declare that my said Invention of the
Method of Making the arbitrarily Heated and Medicated Salubrious Baths,
Pumps, and Stoves, both Moist and Dry, and a Variety of Fumigations from
Herbs, Seeds, Roots, Flowers, Gums, Minerals, and other Drugs, and an
Infinite Variety of Machines for Conveying and Applying the Efficacy of the
above Drugs and Minerals to the different Parts of the Human Body,
according to the Nature of the Disease, is described in the Plans thereof, and
references thereto hereunto annexed.
In witness whereof, I, the said Bartholomew Dominiceti, have hereunto
set my hand and seal, this Thirtieth day of December, One thousand
seven hundred and sixty-seven

page_text: TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME, I, BARTHOLOMEW
DOMINICETI, of Chelsea, in the County of Middlesex, Doctor of Physick, send
greeting.
WHEREAS His most Excellent Majesty King George the Third, by His
Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Great Britain, bearing date on or
about the Eighth day of September, in the seventh year of His reign, did
give and grant unto me, the said Bartholomew Dominiceti, His especial
licence that I, the said Bartholomew Dominiceti, during the term of years
therein expressed, should and lawfully might use, exercise, and vend, within
England, Wales, and Town of Berwick-upon-Tweed, my "DISCOVERY OR
INVENTION OF THE METHOD OF MAKING THE ARBITRARILY HEATED AND MEDICATED
SALUBRIOUS BATHS, PUMPS, AND STOVES, BOTH MOIST AND DRY, AND A VARIETY OF
FUMIGATIONS FROM HERBS, SEEDS, ROOTS, FLOWERS, GUMS, MINERALS, AND OTHER
DRUGS, AND AN INFINITE VARIETY OF MACHINES FOR CONVEYING AND APPLYING THE
EFFICACY OF THE ABOVE DRUGS AND MINERALS TO THE DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE
HUMAN BODY, ACCORDING TO THE NATURE OF THE DISEASE; " in which said Letters
Patent there is contained a provisoe obliging me, the said Bartholomew Domi-
niceti, under my hand and seal, to cause a particular description of the nature
of my said Invention, and how the same is to be performed, to be inrolled in
His Majesty's High Court of Chancery within four calendar months after the
date of the said recited Letters Patent, as in and by the same (relation being
thereunto had) may more fully and at large appear.

page_text: NOW KNOW YE, that in compliance with the said proviso I, the said
Bartholomew Dominiceti, do hereby declare that my said Invention of the
Method of Making the arbitrarily Heated and Medicated Salubrious Baths,
Pumps, and Stoves, both Moist and Dry, and a Variety of Fumigations from
Herbs, Seeds, Roots, Flowers, Gums, Minerals, and other Drugs, and an
Infinite Variety of Machines for Conveying and Applying the Efficacy of the
above Drugs and Minerals to the...different Parts of the Human Body,
according to the Nature of the Disease, is described in the Plans thereof, and
references thereto hereunto annexed.
In witness whereof, I, the said Bartholomew Dominiceti, have hereunto
set my hand and seal, this Thirtieth day of December, One thousand
NARAR
hundead and sixty couch
BARTHOLOMEW DOMINICETI, M. D. (L.S.)
AND BE IT REMEMBERED, that on the aforesaid Thirtieth day of
December, in the year above mentioned, the aforesaid Bartholomew Dominiceti,
Doctor of Physick, came before our said Lord the King in His Chancery,
and acknowledged the Specification afores, and all and every thing therein
contained and specified, in form above written. And also the Specification
afores was stampt according to the tenor of the Statute made in the sixth
year of the reign of the late King and Queen William and Mary of England,

page_text: TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME, I, BARTHOLOMEW
DOMINICETI, of Chelsea, in the County of Middlesex, Doctor of Physick, send
greeting.
WHEREAS His most Excellent Majesty King George the Third, by His
Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Great Britain, bearing date on or
about the Eighth day of September, in the seventh year of His reign, did
give and grant unto me, the said Bartholomew Dominiceti, His especial
licence that I, the said Bartholomew Dominiceti, during the term of years
therein expressed, should and lawfully might use, exercise, and vend, within
England, Wales, and Town of Berwick-upon-Tweed, my "DISCOVERY OR
INVENTION OF THE METHOD OF MAKING THE ARBITRARILY HEATED AND MEDICATED
SALUBRIOUS BATHS, PUMPS, AND STOVES, BOTH MOIST AND DRY, AND A VARIETY OF
FUMIGATIONS FROM HERBS, SEEDS, ROOTS, FLOWERS, GUMS, MINERALS, AND OTHER
DRUGS, AND AN INFINITE VARIETY OF MACHINES FOR CONVEYING AND APPLYING THE
EFFICACY OF THE ABOVE DRUGS AND MINERALS TO THE DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE
HUMAN BODY, ACCORDING TO THE NATURE OF THE DISEASE; " in which said Letters
Patent there is contained a provisoe obliging me, the said Bartholomew Domi-
niceti, under my hand and seal, to cause a particular description of the nature
of my said Invention, and how the same is to be performed, to be inrolled in
His Majesty's High Court of Chancery within four calendar months after the
date of the said recited Letters Patent, as in and by the same (relation being
thereunto had) may more fully and at large appear.

page_text: NOW KNOW YE, that in compliance with the said proviso I, the said
Bartholomew Dominiceti, do hereby declare that my said Invention of the
Method of Making the arbitrarily Heated and Medicated Salubrious Baths.
Pumps, and Stoves, both Moist and Dry, and a Variety of Fumigations from
Herbs, Seeds, Roots, Flowers, Gums, Minerals, and other Drugs, and an
Infinite Variety of Machines for Conveying and Applying the Efficacy of the
above Drugs and Minerals to the...different Parts of the Human Body,
according to the Nature of the Disease, is described in the Plans thereof, and
references thereto hereunto annexed.
In witness whereof, I, the said Bartholomew Dominiceti, have hereunto
set my hand and seal, this Thirtieth day of December, One thousand
seven hundred and sixty-seven.
BARTHOLOMEW DOMINICETI, M. D. (L.S.)
AND BE IT REMEMBERED, that on the aforesaid Thirtieth day of
December, in the year above mentioned, the aforesaid Bartholomew Dominiceti,
Doctor of Physick, came before our said Lord the King in His Chancery,
and acknowledged the Specification afores", and all and every thing therein
contained and specified, in form above written. And also the Specification
afores was stampt according to the tenor of the Statute made in the sixth
year of the reign of the late King and Queen William and Mary of England,

page_text: TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME, I, BARTHOLOMEW
DOMINICETI, of Chelsea, in the County of Middlesex, Doctor of Physick, send
greeting.
WHEREAS His most Excellent Majesty King George the Third, by His
Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Great Britain, bearing date on or
about the Eighth day of September, in the seventh year of His reign, did
give and grant unto me, the said Bartholomew Dominiceti, His especial
licence that I, the said Bartholomew Dominiceti, during the term of years
therein expressed, should and lawfully might use, exercise, and vend, within
England, Wales, and Town of Berwick-upon-Tweed, my "DISCOVERY OR
INVENTION OF THE METHOD OF MAKING THE ARBITRARILY HEATED AND MEDICATED
SALUBRIOUS BATHS, PUMPS, AND STOVES, BOTH MOIST AND DRY, AND A VARIETY OF
FUMIGATIONS FROM HERBS, SEEDS, ROOTS, FLOWERS, GUMS, MINERALS, AND OTHER
DRUGS, AND AN INFINITE VARIETY OF MACHINES FOR CONVEYING AND APPLYING THE
EFFICACY OF THE ABOVE DRUGS AND MINERALS TO THE DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE
HUMAN BODY, ACCORDING TO THE NATURE OF THE DISEASE;" in which said Letters
Patent there is contained a provisoe obliging me, the said Bartholomew Domi-
niceti, under my hand and seal, to cause a particular description of the nature
of my said Invention, and how the same is to be performed, to be inrolled in
His Majesty's High Court of Chancery within four calendar months after the
late of the said recited Letters Patent, as in and by the same (relation being
hereunto had) may more fully and at large appear.

page_text: NOW KNOW YE. that in compliance with the said proviso I, the said
Bartholomew Dominiceti, do hereby declare that my said Invention of the
Method of Making the arbitrarily Heated and Medicated Salubrious Baths.
Pumps, and Stoves, both Moist and Dry, and a Variety of Fumigations from
Herbs, Seeds, Roots, Flowers, Gums, Minerals, and other Drugs, and an
Infinite Variety of Machines for Conveying and Applying the Efficacy of the
above Drugs and Minerals to the...different Parts of the Human Body,
according to the Nature of the Disease, is described in the Plans thereof, and
references thereto hereunto annexed.
In witness whereof, I, the said Bartholomew Dominiceti, have hereunto
set my hand and seal, this Thirtieth day of December, One thousand
seven hundred and sixty-seven.

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squatforms may be laid either an Hair Mathias or one shuffed with various herbs as may be also the pillow under the head, which has been found to contribute much to the relief and compnt of some patients. This Bush is als
deep enough for the flatent to at up to the chin in of unable to be down. When the folding doors (I are that the person the Bath is entirely private and when the doors are open an oiled Linen Curtain Fimay be drawn pier the Pations which not only concu
mine whole body, but verves to keep on the Scams which would otherwere too quickly evaporate, yer of these grow in pousafell or disagreable to the Patient they can be let out by the Regulator (G.G) as well as altered, or totally changed to hot or cold. in all degrees by
the works (noted "I) without the cold air's coming to the surface of the Water The Cures above montoned runs upon rods proced to four. brass screw pillars (FL) so that it may be raised or lowered and managed entirely to the satisfaction and uses of the Pation
Teroon's for whom it is necessary many have a strum directed to any particular part of the body falling from the height of Striptean fest by means of the Machine (I) the size and force of which stream may be regulated by means of the Cock. ki
convenience of the Bath there nuns by the side of it a. Trap Dorr (I) which being opened the Assistant or Surgeon descends Three feel by which means he is in a very convenient situation for Bleeding, Cupping or using Friction on any pars as Hu.case. may.
require as also to throw up Injections of necessary any of my Baths are entirely emptied in one aniorule when the bed and pillow are changed and a new Bath filled at a minuled warning with Hater medicated with emollient or astringent dekigent or hid
Cephales or antiscorbutis herbs flowers seeds roots barks or other simple drugs with or without the Minerals by named meral messile coppers and boilers, which communicate with the Bash as may bejudges of by the annexed Drawinging! ; N., is the baker
which is dunded in two equal parts for. Emollients the other for hromatics which are conveyed to the Bath by the pipes, 0.0.1 The Mineral Boiler is marked I which is conveyed by the pipe and Cock. Qisit the Bath. The astern is marked Kund
divided in two equal parts containing spring and soft water to supply the Boiler and Bath with cold water which is conveyed by the large pipe and cock S. In the Tut T the water is prepared and property heated and from thence pumped into the
Barks. It the fire places of the Alemoral and Vigetable oilers. If The Tipe which come yo cold water in the Moral Boiler X The Pope which conveys this ingetable Stater also into the Mineral Boiler The Bathing. Rooms and Ravis contiguous
For the farthe
also the passages are properly headed by Proves to prevent the Patient catching cold while they are rubbed dry or have the dious or speritious friction's applied to sheen or are conveyed to the Stoves or Sweaking Rooms where the Machines for. fumigating
such particular, part are to be made use of. To which they.
many florenedently and it away, be rendered hotter or colder universally without the platin's feeling the ffective any particular pars fast. Ithar to each Bath. I have placed as store of my own invention and conturance whichees described, as to its Figuers by. She
y are conveyed in a very easy and well contrived Chrisrepresented I. The flipes through whin the mudicated hot ev cold waters pass into the Baths are or contrived, that the quality of the thak
Borussing No 1. and which is so contrived that it may be instantly regulated to any degree of heat and be at the same home filled with the Shams arising from, such compositions as may be thought most likely to contribute to the somediale, Relief and.
speedes ours of the several complaints for which they are prepared and which Steams. I can at a quarter of an hours notice get ready impregnated with the most volatile parts of such simples drugs Pt ns are recommended by the London Dispensatory
or with those of Fult Siphur from und Free Stone so as to under them early of the come quality with the Waters of the Bath in somersetshire or with Antimony or any other Minerals or Vegetables whatsoever either joyable or seperately as shall think
beds jauress for ine relief of the Patients. Inese Theams and efflrevia are prepared in Boilers and Sleaters so contrived that each may. He wood, seperately, or communicate, its Steam or Dry Tume to the Stow or mixed with, that of two pots which are placed
under the Trove without the least possibility of the Sivers being rendered divagnerable or unwholesome by any Briones arising from the. Coals or Fire over, which they are heased. From these Pits as in 1-2. the tapours with which the Stove is to be changes
ure conveyed under a. bhair on which the Patient sis. the Figure and Contrivance of which may be sem, in V = 3) but is principally intended for the use of such person who want to receive the moist or day fumes into the anus Vagina Homb pesues or
Bladder which by the happy construction of this Chair may be done with, the greatest convenience of the patient and without demouthing the power of the Fumes and Tapours on the outward parts and may be increased or diminished at pleasure byth.
Stungs 4 and 5 which govern two sliding brands that regulate the apertures 687 through which the lapours are introduced into the Stow and under the Chair abour mentioned. These Apertures are so managed that the Patient need not bounder the lea
apprehension of suffering any inconveniency to his Fest from the heat below even when they are open to their utmost extent as that is guarded against by a covering of wood lined with Iron and pierced full of small holes as is represented by Tipure S In
each Stove the parmi may be either wholly invested with the Vapours withs, which it is filled or if necessary keeps his head free by causing a frame with an Wil Cloth covering.
gathered, up, round his neck as in Figure of by which conhwance the Head is at liberry while all the other parts receive the benefit of the operations as the upper folding dons may
made use of to introduce to the flutient & Towel orwhatever ein humay, stand, in need of with us little of the outward air as possible, marked : 45846. In these. Stoves the body thus universally and equally bedeved, and surrounded with the steam and
Effleura the pores of the skin uregradually and efficaciously opened and prepared to attract and imbibe the most molatile and valutary particles of Minerals Simples Drugs to into the Secretory and Miliary Glands so as to circulate even through the most
distant and minule capillary tissels increasing Hiermomentum of the Blood without violence, apt so as to promise, fair to break and dissolve the most stubborn and remote obstructions, and naturally expell through the same Channels, the offension and
to be let down upon him through which, there is an hole, which may bet
destructive humours wxchanging them by aratmal transfusion for Sunces that are inthe nature and effects highly assimilating and mourishing. To under these stoves (of which and the apparatus attending them I have hair been the solo Inventor und Entier
y show berthrown open. In the lower folding doors arestwo, smaller dons, which ar
mine universally to neficial; when the Body so this prepared I case of necessary instantaneously let into the same stove dry Tumes proceeding from Cophatic Detersive, Fulnerary, or Antiocontritic Guns, Baloams, Minerals or such Drugs as may be most proper
with solatile Effluvia of another kind and these wher. jointly or seperately by turning the Cook at Figurs to which governs the Tubs Trigors H communicating inth the Machine Figure 12 placed under the stove for preparing these dry Funnies. This by
iny study and experience and great expence I have brought to perpection this, and serial other Machmes, by which the most subtle and salubrious preparations are rendered ponetrating to the highest degree and the Body being so well prepared for their reception
they are more effectually received, into the Blood and Lymph. Timust of course circulats most powerfully throughout the whole as has bronxperienced, in the radical cure of many very obstinate cases even when the Pation have been damed insurable by everybod
se.But us human mature, is subject to many devaders proceding from too much moisture in the Constitution and a total relocation of the fibres, as in decays Lepreys and Propoys, in which cases it is necessary to dimining the Fluid in order to amend the habit. For
such I have unwanted and prepared other Stoves, designed chiefly to be charged with dry Fumes only, which als gadually open the pores it extract the wady and acid humours, with which these port of Patients are oppreped, and help greatly to minigorate the whole
news and muscular system. This stove in all its upper works and contrivances is exactly the same with the pistons already described but is very different as also much more curious, and complicated in the Machinery below. The Fare place undonit swhich is placed
at Tuve jest distance from the Steve resembles much that under a common Copperes may be scon Figure 13, but where the Copper would be placed is laid a plak of Cast Iron, which totally covers the firs and is represented by Figure for me which at the corners are inserted.
Four Copper Tubes, which pass up the four corners of the Stove, and communicate, with the Chimney by a orgs pipe as presented, orda Figure 1 by these the stove is partly heated, the fire is drawn up, and the smoke and helphers of the coals effectually carried off. Over the
plute is fixed the pot Figure 15 in which are placed the Ingredients from which the fumes are to ascend, for which purpose two pipes arise from it immediatly under, and anowerable to the five holes in the first or lower flow of the stove, which is of plate of arm, and
perced through with an enforce number of small holes as described in Figure 16. Two Inches above this floor, ister another Froor of Word lined with: Tin, which is the immediate Floor of the Hove, and bored also with holes, this much larger than those in the second
Floor, to the five principal Ducts for the Fumes, are Regulators as may be seen in Figure 17. by which contrunner the Hove may be requlated to the mixest degree of heat and the Patient is secured from any danger: When the Body has been sufficiently drained, Scamina
enstent; cause a moist Sharn to be let into the Stove: by means of a Cock in the Tube : 11 communicating with what below as bepro desorbed in Figures MQ Hand 17. These Seams are attracted and imbibed by the patient; and by this means his body may be replenished
shenys: the flows of this there, with luces of the most penchaking mahue exhacked from ouchingredients as are pusged most likely to urechishabis. Besides these stoves which are designed for the whole body I have invented and propened a waristy of Machine, by themeanes
wtech with despFromes on Morst Steams, as I shall thanks, necessary, may be conveyed to any part of the Body as in Pakiet lies in Bed -1: 23 These Machines being fixed to the particular part, for which they are designed are filled with the prime or plan by the means of
Tubes which communicate with Boilers below, as is represented in Figure 18 and, may be regulated by means of the Cock 10 and Shinge 20. In the upper part of Figure 18 is a Stove NF21 in which is placed a Heater to burn the Spums or Minerals which may be used wit
vurthout the Most Frone and the whole is directed by the books... 22. near which is a full for a Bell, to give sustion or directions the Roon who attends the stove to manage the same properly. By reparing to the following Representation of the several Machines or partial
Shives they may be much better judged of. Figure 2ls Is a Machine called an Horse the Patient setting a stride theory for formigting the Fundament and Testicles perineum or tagina with minst and dry fermes, united or seperated, to all digues of heat by the Regulator
Figures 25 5 26 Tifferent Views of a Machine for jumeganing shoface, the figure marked c is av. mouth piece consueved by prevent the frees from getting into the flations. Mouth, and speaking freely through the Trumpet. Figure 27 A Machine for formigating. The
for parts of the Head Figure 29 Tur lieuoja. Machine pe fumigating the Head and Shoulders and upper part of the Back Figure 30 I Machine for fumigating the Neck alone. 31 A Machine for fumigating a Stomans Breast. 32 A Machine for peregating the
one on the same fun for the Mouth 33...bachons for formigating the Stomach. 34 t Macrine for fumigating the home 35 A Machine for pemigating the Belly. 36 A blachine for fronigating the Thigh. 37 A-Machine for formigating thauthor_
Machu pa juugating the penitals. I) -t. Masime for fumigating the ligand Fost. - 40. A Machine for pumigating he Ligonty. It Is a Machines of every curious contrivance, through that part resembling the Heart in shape, the Fumes are conveyed in Thro
perale flies using along size sudes jrum dence into a Bladder or liled Lineer fell (i) stiffened with Whalebone and thancuns pres of Silver Lorry or bother as a.o.c.ac.ac.a so as to be sortroduced into the Ears Noshite Anus Vagina o penis, Urethra and Bladder, to give
on parts the benefit of the Steam or Fremo, urthout any danger of scalding or burning the parts although we exquisitely, border. When patients are so extremely ill of Inflamatory Intermitting or flustrid Fever Gout. Rheumatism Hydropores Sprony or any other
Saders har nad granously obstucied moreused ovdiminished the lital Hear or the Secretory Exorstory or Circulatory Functions met to baremoved from their Beds, the Machine n bradle 42 is placed on the opposite side of the Bed to the patient and under the Grads
led breed Coin covered with a these und sie plutens is the gently, removed under the said Machine which being covered the another filed Cloth and the sheet and Blankets of the Bed, the day and moist Fumes are conveyed to the whole. Bodra. Dr.
one of the.. Machines 18. ?) Whinin sand Muchures and all the other juniyahing. Muchones unvented by hung portable may be applied to Patents at their own houses in any part of the Hungdom to ours and h
so it if unable to go of themselves, without danger or inconveniency. In this Bath is clung a Plattforon (B1 whichvis Ten Inches at the Head than at the Ferme
vais or tag tables on bothranded cording to the Patients complaint. The letter S represents the Bath standing only one foot prome.no
and a larger
i excioroust disorders by love required different sorts of exeporous effluven of ligerables or thinerals united is separated, and's all degrees of Heat with or without the dry Frones d
en and Quincy Lepenwares for the cure of this or seat particular Georder
The enrolled drawn.
"

page_text: have contrived pored in my home inthe of
Cophalio
chaplinstonscicated waters either of Minerals or tables or bothumided
cording to the Patients complaint. The letter A represents the Bath standing only one foot from.com
flor of the rooms that is above it for the convenience of 'Gripples anderesate persons who may be first into ity 4 uns blatogs of theses without danger or inconvermey. In this Bath is stung a Plattform IBI which is Ton Inches at the Head than at the Fear where is -
is only Two inches from the bottom, on this platform may be laid either an Blair Mathas or one shuffed with various herbs as person be also the pillow under the head which has been found to contribute much to the relief and compnt of one patients. This Bush is also
deep enough for the flakent to at up to the charm of unable to les down. When the folding doors (I are shut the person the Bath is entirely privade and when the doors are open an oiled Linen Curtain I Fimay be drawn over the Patient which not only concent
wire whole borly, but serves to keep on the Soms which would otherwise too quicking evaporate, yet of throw grow too powerfull or disagreable to the Pasient they can be let out by the Regulator / G. 6) as well as altered, or totally changed to hot or cold in all degrees by th
here arek's Carul D without the cold air's coming to the surjuce of the Water The lives above mentioned runs upon rods fined to four brass screw pillars (IL) so that it may be raised or lowered and managed entirely to the satisfaction and mass of the Pations
Ferom's for whom it is necessary may have a stream directed to any particular purs of the body falling from the height of Stiftcan feat by means of the Machine (I) the size and force of which stream may be regulated by means of the Cock 1. For the farthe
Jovenes of the Bath there news by the side of it a Trap Drev (11) which being opened the Assistant or Surgeon descends Three feel by which means he is in a very convenient situation for Bleeding. Cupping or using Friction on any pari as the case. may.
require as aloo to throw up Injections of necessary any of my Baths are entirely emptied in one minute when the bed and pillow a changed and a new Bath filled at a minules, warning with Water medicated with emollient or astringent dekagent or
on antiscorbutis herbs flowers seeds roots barks or other simple drugs with or without the Murals by means of several recovels coppers and boilers, which communicate with the Bath as may be judged of by the annexed Prawing viz! ; N., is the border
which is divided in two equal parts for Emollients the other for. homatics which are conveyed to the Bath by the pipes, 0.0.1 The Mineral -Boiler is marked. I which is convoyed, by the pipe and Cock, & into the Bath. The cistern is marked Rund
divided two equal parts containing spring and soft water to supply the Boiler and Bath with cold water which is conveyed by the large pipe and cock S. In the Tut T the water is prepared and property heated and from thence pumped int the
also the passages are properly heated by Stoves to prevent the Patient catching cold while they are rubbed dry or have the deous or spirituous frictions applied to them or are conveyed to the Stoves or Sweating Rooms where the Machines for fumigating
contiguous u.
uch particular part are to be made use of. To which they are conveyed in a very easy and well contrived Chris represented. I. The pipes F: through which the medicated hei cu cold waters pass into Mic Baths are so contrived, that the quality of the thak
may be instantly and I say, be rendered hotter av colder universally without the flation's feeling the effect in an particular part first. Hear to each Bath. I have placed a stoves of my own invention and contrivance which is described, as to its Figsen by. She
Brawing H:7. and which is so contrived that it may be instantly regulated to any degree of heat and be as the comme home filled with the steams arising from, such compositions as may be thought most likely to contribute to the immediato. Relief and
speedy ours of the several complaints for which they are prepared and, which Steams. I can at a quarter of an hours notice get ready impregnated with the most volatile parts of such simples drugs & as are recommended by the London Dispensatory
or with those of Full Suiphur. Son under Stone so as to under them mearty of the same quality with the Waters of the Bath in somersetshire or with Antimony or any other linerals or..
beds jouest for in relief of the Patients. Inese Steams and effluvia are prepared in Boilers and Heaters so contrived that each may be wood, seperately, or communicate its Steam or Dry Fume to the Stove or mixed with, that of two pots which are placed
Vegetables whatsoever either poyntly, or seperately as Sohail think
usider the stove without the least possibility of the hours being rendered disagreeable or unwholesome by any Freones arising from the Coals or Fire over, which they are heand. From these Pots as in Nr.2. the tapours with which the store is. to change
ure conveyed under a phan no which the Patient vids, the Figure and Contrivance of which may be seen in VS but is principally intended for the use of such person who want to receive the moist or day fumes into the anus Vaginal Womb pesus on.
Bladder which by the happy construction of this Chairmay-Sedone with the greatest convenience of the patient and without demouthing the power of the Fumes and Vapours on the outward parts and may be increased or diminished at fellasures by th
Strings 4 and 5 which govern two sliding boards that regulate the apertures 67 through which the Vapours are introduced into the stove and under the Chair above mentioned. Then Apertures are so managed that the Patient need not bounder the lens.
apprehension of suffering any inconvenumey to his Fest pom the heat below won when they are open to theirustat extent as that is guarded against by a covering of wood lined with Iron and pierced full of small holes as is represented by Figure 8. In
such Stove the parimni may be either wholly invested with the Vapours with, which it is, filled. or if necessary heep his head fire by causing a frame with an Oil Cloth covering to be let down upon him through which, there is an hole, which may be
gathered up round his neck as in Figure 9 by which conturance the Head is ut liberty while all the other parts receive the benefit of the operation, as the upper folding dons may then berthrown open. In the lower folding dons arecho, smaller doors, which en
made use of de introduce to the flationt & Towel oruvhatever ein humay, stand,w, need of unch us little of shoutward Airas possible, marked N 45 $46. In these. Stoves the body thus universally and equally bedewed and surrounded with the Steam and
Effluora the pores of the Shur une gradually and efficaciously opened and prepared to attract and imbibe the most volatile and valutary particles of Minmals simples Drugs to the decretory and Miliary Glands so as to circulate even through the most
distant and minute capillary tessels increasing Hiermomention of the Blood without violence, yet so as to promise. fair to break and dissolve themost stubborn and remote obstructions, and maturally expell through the same Channels, the offensive ands
destructive humours exchanging them by rational transfusion for Surces that are intheir mature and effects highly assimilating and nourishing. To under these stoves (of which and the apparates attending them I have have been the sole Inventor und Conkive
mune univeroully leficial; when the Body is this prejur & I can if necessary instantaneously let into the same stove dry Tumes procending from Cophatic Debusive, funerary, or Antiocontritic. Guns. Balsams, Minerals or such Drugs as may be most proper
with solatile Effiuria of another kind and these other pointly or seperately by turning the Cock at Figures & which governs the Tube Friguris H communicating with the Machine Figure 12 placed under the stove fuppreparing these dry Funnies. Thus bij
iny shedy and experience and great expense I huvi brought to perpation this, and several other Mackmes, by which the most subtle and salubrious preparations are rendered penetrating to the highest degree and the Body being so well prepared for their reception
they are more effectually received into the Blood and Lymph, 7.must of course circulate most powerfully throughout the whole as has been perinced, in the radical cure of many very obstinate cases even when the Patio have been deemed incurable by everybody
also But us human mature is subject to many dividers proceeding from too much moisture in the Constitution and a total relaxation of the fibres, as in Serrys Lopresys and Dropoys, in which cases it is necessary to diminish the Fluid in order to amend the habit. For
such I have, invented and prepared other Stoves, designed chiefly to be charged with dry Frames only, which als gadually open the pores It. exact the waky and acrid humours, with which these port of Patients are opproped, and help greatly to invigrate the whole
nervus and mucular systone. This stove in all it upper works and contrivances is exactly the same with the poistovalready described but is very different as also muchomore curious, and complicated in the Machinery below. The Trice place, undeuit which is placed
at Twe jest distance from the Store resembles much that under a common Copper us may be sean Figure 13, but where the Copper would be placed is laid a peak of Cast from, which totally covers the fire and is represented by Figure is in which at the corners are inserted
Four Copper Tubes, which pass up the four courers of the Stove, and communicate with the Chimney by a crop pipe as represented, unda Figure 1 by these the stove is partly baked, the fire is drawn up, and the smotic and sulphurs of the couds effectually carried off. Over the
plute is fined the pot Pigure 15 in which are placed the Ingredients from which the fumes are to ascund, for which purpose fue pipes arise from it immediately under, and answerable to the five holes in the firstor Lower flow of the stove, which is of plate of from, and
persed through with an infinite number small holes as devoribed in Figure 16. Thus Inches above this Filon; isles another Froor of Word lined with atins, which is the imediate Floor of the Hove, and boud also with holes, but much larger than those in the Second
Floor, to the five principal Duds for the Fumes, are Regulators as may be seen in Figure 17. by which contrivance the stove may be requlated to Hranicest degree of heat and the Patient is secured from any danger: When the Body has been prefficimily drained, Icamina
instant, cause a moist Stearn to be let into the Stove by means of a Cock in the Tubs F11 communicating with whot below as bepro descubed in Sigencs 10 11 and 12. Then Steams are attracted and imbibed by the patient; and by this means his body may be replenished
shgh the pores of the Shine, with luces of the most ponchating mature exhacted from such ingredients as are judged most likely to meet his habit. Besides these Stoves which are designed for the whole body I have invented and prepared a waristy of Machines, by themeans,
utuch nich datumes or Morsi Steams, as I shall think necessary.ay is conveyed to any part of the Body as the Patient lies in Bed 3: 23 These Machines being fixed to the particular part, for which they are designed are fitted with the fumms or steam by the means of
Tubes which communicate with Boilers below, as is represented in Figure 18 and, may be regulated by means of the Cock 10 and Stings 20. So the ripper part of Figure 18, is a Hove NF21 in which is placed a Heater to burn the buns or Minerals which may be used with.
12 urthout the Morst Free word, the whole is directed by the back..122.near which is a putt for a Bell to give. sution or directions the Rocoon who words the stove to manage the same properly. By referring to the following Representation of the several Machines or partial
Skies they may be much better judged of. Figure 24 Is a Machine called an Hoof the Patient outting a stride thezony for fromagesting the Fundament and Festicles perineum or fagina with most and dry fumes, united or seperated, to all degues of heat by the l'espriator
Figures 2.5 57 26 Different Views of a Machine for jinniyaking the face, the figurs marked a is av, mouth piece contrived txprovent the fumes from getting into the plations, mouth, and speaking freely, through the Trumpet. Figure 27 A Machine for fumigating. the
other parts of the Head Figure. 29 Two laws of a Machine por fumigating the Head and Shoulders and upper part of the Back Figure 30 I Machine for fumigating the neck alone. 31 A Machine for fumigating a Woman's Breast. 32 A Machine for fumigating the
one on the same plan for the mouth. 33. J..Machine for fumigating the Somuch. 3th A lacrime for fumigating the from 35 A Machine for fumigating the Belly - 3d Machine for fumigating the Thigh. 37 A Machine for formigating the low-
-Machow for fumigating the initals. 34-1. Machine for fumigating the leg and Foot - 10. A Machines for pumigating he leg only- tot So as Machine of very curious contrivance, through that part resembling the Heart in shapes the Fumes are conveyed in Turo
seperate flipe sung along the suede, jrous thence into a Bladder or litet linnen full (d) stiffened with Whalebone and thence pres of you how as c. c.c. c. c. c. c. so as to be broduced into the Ears Noshils Anus Kagina or penis. Urethra and Bladder, to give
Hion parts the benefit of the Steam or Fums without any danger of scalding or burning the parts although ever exquisitely border. Whom pasients are so exhomely ill of Inflamatory Intermitting or putrid Feverelyout Rheumatism Hydropoies Seprosy or any other
Gisaders Hiat nad gerously obstrucied moreased ordiminished the Tital Heat or the decretory Excretory or Circulatory Function as not to be moved from their Beds, the Machine or bradle 42, is placed on the opposite side of the Bed to the patient ands under the binds
is laid untered Clone covered with a thest and the flutions is in gently, removed under the said Machine which being covered with another filed bloth and the Sheet and. Blankets of the Bed, the day and moist Furnes are conveyed to the whole. Body of the Petit
・byone of the...Machines 18. 21 Whinin sund Machines and will the other juniyahing. Muchones invented by bring portable may be applied to Patients at their own houses in any part of the Hongdown to cure and preserve Men Women or Children from all intend
an excernu disorders on. Move required different sort of ineporous efflur of tigetables or Minerals united separated and all degres of Heat worth or without the dry, Furnes of Gums Baleams Commuters Antonony hulphurs or other Drugs classed in the
Linton and unceys Pesponsavories for the cure of this or sture particular Disorder
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the T'atients complaint. The letter A represents the Bath standing unity one foot prove the
floor of the room, that is, above it for the convenience of Cripples and weak persons who may be put into it (if unable to go of themselves) without danger or inconveniency. In this Bath is slung a Plattform (B) which is Ten Inches at the Head than at the Feet where it
is only Two inches from the bottom, on this plattform may be laid either an Hair Mathas or one, stuffed with various herbs as may be also the pillow under the head, which has been found to contribute much to the relief and comfort of some patients. This Bath is also
deep enough for the patient to sit up to the chin in if unable to lie down. When the folding doors (F) are shut the person in the Bath is entirely private and when the doors are open an oiled Linnen Curtain (F) may be drawn over the Patient which not only conceals
the whole body, but serves to keep in the Steams which would otherwise too quickly evaporate, yet if these grow too powerfull or.
two cocks C and D, without the cold air's coming to the surface of the Water. The Curtain above mentioned runs upon rods fixed to four brass screw pillars (II) so that it may be raised or lowered and managed entirely to the satisfaction and uses of the Patient
disagreable to the Patient they · can be let out by the Regulator (G. G.) as well as altered or totally changed to hot or cold in all.
I degrees by the
Persons for whom it is necessary may have a stream directed to any particular part of the body falling from the height of Fifteen feet by means of the Machine (I) the size and force of which stream may be regulated by means of the Cock (I) - For the farther
convenience of the Bath there runs by the side of it a Trap Door (I) which being opened the Assistant or Surgeon descends Three feet by which means he is in a very convenient situation for Bleeding, Cupping or using Friction on any part as the case may
require as also to throw up Injections if necessary any of my Baths are entirely emptied in one minute when the bed and pillow are -changed and a new Bath filled at a minute's warning with Water medicated with emollient or astringent detergent or tulnerary
Cophalic or antiscorbutic herbs flowers seeds roots barks or other simple drugs with or without the Minerals by means of several vessels, coppers and boilers, which communicate with the Bath as may be judged of by the annexed Drawing vizt (N. N.) is the boiler
which is divided in two equal parts for Emollients the other for hromatics which are: conveyed to the Bath by the pipes (O.O.) The Mineral Boiler is marked P which is conveyed by the pipe and Cock Q into the Bath. The cistern is marked R and
divided in two equal parts containing spring and soft water to supply the Boiler and Bath with cold water which is conveyed by the large pipe and cock S. In the Tub T the water is prepared and properly heated and from thence pumped into the
Baths !! the fore places of the Mineral and Vegetable Boilers. W The Tipe which conveys cold water into the Mineral Boiler X The Pipe which conveys the Vegetable Water also into the Mineral Boiler The Bathing Rooms and Rooms contiguous as
also the passages are properly heated by Stoves to prevent the Patient catching cold while they are rubbed dry or have the oleous or spirituous frictions applied to them or are conveyed to the Stoves or
each particular part are to be made use of. To which they conveyed in a very easy and well contrived Chair represented I. The pipes to through which the medicated hot or cold waters pass into the Baths are so contrived that the quality of the Water
·Sweating Rooms where the Machines for fumigating
may be instantly and it may be rendered hotter or colder universally without the patients feeling the effect in any particular part first - Near to each Bath I have placed a stove of my own invention and contrivance which is described as to its Figure by the
Drawing N21. and which is so contrived that it may be instantly regulated to any degree of heat and be at the same time filled with the Steams arising from such compositions as may be thought most likely to contribute to the immediate Relief and
speedy cure of the several complaints for which they are prepared and which Steams I can at a quarter of an hours notice get ready impregnated with the most volatile parts of such simples drugs e as are recommended by the London Dispensatory
or with those of Salt Sulphur Iron and Free Stone so as to render them nearly of the same quality with the Waters of the Bath in Somersetshire or with Antimony or any other Minerals or Vegetables whatsoever either joyntly or seperately as I shall think
-bids fairest for the relief of the Tatients. These Steams and effluvia are prepared in Boilers and Heaters so contrived that each may be used seperately, or communicate its Steam or.
under the Stove without the least possibility of the Stoves being rendered disagreeable or unwholesome by any Fumes arising from the Coals or Fire over which they are heated. From these Pots as in № 2. the Vapours with which the Stove is to be charged
Dry Fume to the Stove or mixed with that of two pots which are placed
i conveyed under a Chair in which the Patient sits (the Figure and Contrivance of which may be seen in N = 3) but is principally intended for the use of such person who want to receive the moist or dry fumes into the anus Vagina Womb penis or
Bladder which by the happy construction of this Chair may be done with the greatest convenience of the patient and without diminishing the power of the Fumes and Vapours on the outward parts and
Strings 4 and 5 which govern two sliding boards that regulate the apertures 687 through which the Vapours are introduced into the stove and under the Chair above mentioned These Apertures are so managed that the Patient need not be under the least
I may be increased or diminished at pleasure by the
apprehension of suffering any inconveniency to his Feet from the heat below even when they are open to their utmost extent as that is guarded against by a covering of wood lined with Iron and pierced full of small holes as is represented by Figure 8. In
each Stove the patient may be either wholly invested with the Vapours with which it is filled, or if necessary keep his head free by causing a frame with an Oil Cloth covering to be let down upon him through which there is an hole, which may be
gathered up round his neck as in Figure 9f by which contrivance the Head is at liberty while all the other parts receive the benefit of the operation, as the upper folding doors may then be thrown open. In the lower folding doors are two smaller doors which are
of to introduce to the patient a Towel or whatever else he may stand in need of with as little of the outward Air as possible marked N ; 45 846. In these Stoves the body thus universally and equally bedewed and surrounded with the Steam and
Effluvia, the pores of the Shin are gradually and efficaciously opened and prepared to attract and imbibe the nost volatile and salutary particles of Minerals Simples. Drugs & into the Secretory and Miliary Glands so as to circulate even through the most
distant and minute capillary Vessels encreasing the momentum of the Blood without violence, yet so as to promise fair to break and dissolve the most stubborn and remote obstructions, and naturally expell through the same Channels; the offensive and
destructive humours exchanging them by a rational transfusion for Juices that are in their nature and effects highly assimilating and nourishing. To render these Stores (of which and the apparatus attending them I have have been the sole Inventor and Conhiver
more universally beneficial, when the Body is this prepared I can if necessary instantaneously let into the same stove dry Fumes proceeding from Cophalic Detersive, Vulnerary,
with Volatile Effluvia of another kind and
or Antiscorbutic Gums, Balsams, Minerals or such Drugs as may be most proper,
these lider jointly or seperately by turning the Cook at Figure 4, which governs the Tube Figure 11 communicating with the Muchine Figure 12 placed under the stove for preparing these dry Furnes: Thus by
long study and experience and great expense I have brought to perfection this, and several other Machines, by which the most subtle and salubrious preparations are,
they are more effectually received into the Blood and Lymph, I must of course circulate most powerfully throughout the whole system as has been experienced, in the radical qure of many very obstinate cases even when the Patients have been deemed incurable by everybody
rendered penetrating to the highest degree, and the Body being so well prepared for their reception
else. But as human nature is subject to many disorders proceeding from too much moisture in the Constitution and a total relaxation of the fibres, as in
such I have invented and prepared other Stoves, designed chiefly to be charged with dry Fumes only, which also gradually open the pores Ic exhact the walry and acrid humours, with which these sort of Patients are oppressed, and help greatly to invigorate the whole
Scurvy's Lepresys and Dropsys, in which cases it is necessary to diminish the Fluid in order to amend the habit. For
nervous and muscular system. This Stove in all it's upper works and contrivances is exactly the same with the moist one already described but is very different as also much more curious, and complicated in the Machinery below - The Fire place under it which is placed
at Two feet distance from the stove resembles much that under a common Copper as may be seen Figure 13, but where the Copper would be placed is laid a plate of Cast Iron, which totally covers the fire and is represented by Figure 14 in which at the corners are inserted
Four Copper Tubes, which pass up the four corners of the Stove, and communicate with the Chimney by a crops pipe as represented under Figure 14, by these the Stove is partly heated, the fire is drawn up, and the smoke and sulphur of the coals effectually carried off. Over this
plate is fixed the pot Figure 15 in which are placed the Ingredients from which the fumes are to ascend, for which purpose five pipes arise from it immediately under, and answerable to the five holes in the first or lower floor of the Stove, which is of plate of Iron, and
pierced through with an infinite number of small holes as described in Figure 16. Two Inches above this Floor, is also another Floor of Wood lined with Tin, which is the imediate Floor of the Stove, and bored also with holes, but much larger than those in the Second
Floor, to the five principal Ducts for the Fumes, are, Regulators.
sas may be seen in Figure 17, by which contrivance the Stove may be regulated to the nicest degree of heat and the Patient is secured from any danger: When the Body has been sufficiently drained, I can in an
instant, cause a moist Steam to be let into the Stove, by means of a Cock in the Tube N, 11 communicating with a pot below as before described in Figures 10, 11 and 12. These Steams are attracted and imbibed by the patient, and by this means his body may be replenished
through the pores of the Skin, with Juices of the most penetrating nature exhacted from such ingredients as are judged most likely to correct his habit Besides these Stoves which are designed for the whole body I have invented and prepared a variety of Machines, by the means of
which such dry Fumes or moist Steams, as I shall think necessary, may be conveyed to any part of the Body as the Patient lies in Bed No 23 These Machines being fixed to the particular part, for which they are designed are filled with the fume or steam by the means of
Tubes which communicate with Boilers below, as is represented in Figure 18 and may be regulated by means of the Cock 10 and Strings 20. In the upper part of Figure 18 is a Stove No 21 in which is placed a Heater to burn the Gems or Minerals which may
or without the Moist Frume and the whole is directed by the Cock N22 near which is a full for a Bell, to give notice or direction to the person who attends the Stove to manage the same,
Stoves they may be much better judged of. Figure 24 Is a Machine called an Horse (the Patient sitting a stride thereon) for fumigating the Fundament and Testicles perineum, or Vagina with moist and dry fumes united or seperated, to all degrees of heat by the Regulators
- properly - By referring to the following Representation of the several Machines or partial
a. 6. Figures 25 % 26 Different Views of a Machine for fumigating the face, the figure marked C is a mouth piece contrived to prevent the fumes from getting into the patients mouth, and speaking freely through the Trumpet. Figure 27 A Machine for fumigating the
other parts of the Head - Figure 29 Two Views of a Machine for fumigating the Head and Shoulders and upper part of the Back. Figure 30 A Machine for fumigating the neck alone. 31 A Machine for fumigating a Woman's Breast. 32 A Machine for fumigating the
Eye and a larger
one on the same plan for the mouth 33 A. Machine for fumigating the stomach. 34 A Machine for fumigating the Arm 35 A. Machine for fumigating the Belly - 36 A Machine for fumigating the Thigh. 37t Machine for fumigating the Knee __
38 A Machine for fumigating the Genitals. 39 A Machine for fumigating the Leg and Foot, - 40. A Machine for fumigating the Leg only - 41 Is a Machine of very curious contrivance, through that part resembling the Heart in shape, the Fumes are conveyed in Two
seperate pipes running along the side, from thence into a Bladder or Oiled Linnen bell (d) stiffened with Whalebone and thence into pipes of Silver Ivory or Leather as c. c. c. c. c. c. c. c. so as to be introduced into the Ears Nostrils Anus Vagina or penis, Urethra and Bladder, to give
those parts the benefit of the Steam or Frume without any danger of scalding or burning the parts although ever to exquisitely tender. When patients are so extremely ill of Inflamatory Intermitting or putrid Fever Gout Rheumation Hydropsies Leprosy or any other
Disorders that had grearously obstructed increased ordiminished the Vital Heat or the Secretory Excretory or Circulatory Functions as not to be removed from their Beds, the Machine or Cradle 42 is placed on the opposite side of the Bed to the patient and under the Cradle
is laid an Oiled Cloth covered with a Sheet and the patient is then gently removed under the said Machine which being covered with another Oiled Cloth and the Sheet and Blankets of the Bed, the dry and moist Fumes are conveyed to the whole Body of the Patient
by one of the Machines 18 - 21. Which said Machines and all the other fumigating Machines invented by me being portable may be applied to Patients at their own houses in any part of the Kingdom, to cure and preserve Men Women or Children from all internal
ind external disorders by those required different sorts of vaporous effluvia of Vegetables. or Minerals united or separated and to all degrees of Heat with or without the dry Fumes of Gums Balsams Cinnabers Antimony Sulphurs
London and Quinceys Dispensatories for the cure of this or that particular Disorder.
or other Drugs classed in the
be used with