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Mrs Harrisons ailment has been such as threatened
very disagreable consequences but by the means which have
been employed, it is presumed that these consequences have
been averted and tho it is very doubtful, if the ailment
can be discussed, it is hoped that it will never give her
any further trouble.

However to secure this, it will be very proper for
her to continue the same Diet, as she has used for some
time past, avoiding almost entirely animal food and
all fermented or Spirituous liquors.

She must also avoid having her body any ways heated
by Exercise by being in the Sun, or by very warm cham¬
bers.

She should continue to take the Malt Infusion every
morning, and if it keeps her belly regular, she need
take no other laxative Medicine; but if the wort does
not answer, she must frequently take some other

She may continue to take some Hemlock as she has
done, but I do not think it very necessary, unless
she shall come to have pains in her breast, and in
that Case, she should take it pretty largely and
observe with regard to it, all the directions I have given
about the management of it to Mrs Wyvill

In the mean time I have ordered on the other page a
Medicine, which I hope may be of great service towards
discussing Mrs Harrisons ailment; and at least in
preventing its coming to give her any further trouble.