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I am heartily Sorry to find that Mrs Wyvil
Still continues to be so much distressed, tho She seems to have
very exactly employed the remedies and followed the regimen ad¬
vised. I Shall be extreamly happy to contribute to her relief and
at least to moderate the violence and retard the progress of her
disease. I cannot advise her persisting any longer in the
use of the hemlock as after the trial already made I think
there is nothing to be expected from it. In place of it, as a
means both of relieving the right breast, and preventing what
She fears in the left, I would have Mrs Wyvil begin to the
Æthiops antimonialis I ordered for Mrs Harrison. Let her
begin with five grain doses but by degrees increase them
to what her Stomach bears without vomiting and even without
much nausea. For the right breast I cannot advise any
better application than the ointments and carrot poultice
formerly advised but for the left breast let it be bathed twice

I am glad that Mrs Harrison continues to be tolerably
easy and I hope She Shall continue to be so for life. With
Compliments to both your patients. I am with great regard