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The mineral springs of western Virginia

with remarks on their use, and the diseases to which they are applicable
Burke, William
  
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MINERAL SPRINGS OF WESTERN VIRGINIA.
  
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CONTENTS.
  
INTRODUCTION.

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CHAPTER IX.
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CHAPTER XXI.
  
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CONTENTS.

                                                             
Introduction  page 7 
General Remarks  12 
Dyspepsia  32 
Aliment  37 
Treatment  40 
Mineral Waters  44 
Warm Springs  51 
Hot Springs  76 
Sweet Springs  103 
Red-Sweet Springs  109 
The Skin  112 
White Sulphur Springs  128 
Red Sulphur Springs  184 
Hayes' Analysis of the Red Sulphur  188 
Phthisis  219 
Is Consumption curable?  227 
Dr. Huntt on the Red Sulphur  246 
Laryngitis  295 
Bronchitis  302 
Hypertrophy of the Heart  308 
Kidneys and Bladder  310 
Uterus  313 
Diseases of the Liver  315 
Chronic Diarrhœa  318 
Salt Sulphur Springs  325 
Professor Rogers' Analysis of the Salt Sulphur  354 
Blue Sulphur Springs  358 
Daggers', or Dibrell's Springs  365 
Alum Springs  368 
Fauquier White Sulphur Springs  374 
Taverns  386 

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